Evening Radiography Assistant — Flexible Shifts (Multi-site)

Medical Imaging Partnership; Brighton; Hybrid; GBP 17,000 - 22,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible zero hours

Evening shifts until 10:00pm

Multi-site across Brighton/Crawley/Cro

Holiday pay included in monthly pay

Job summary

Medical Imaging Partnership is seeking Radiography Department Assistants for flexible, zero-hours shifts across Brighton, Crawley and Crowborough. You will provide dual clinical and administrative support, assisting radiographers and handling reception duties to ensure smooth patient flow.

Roles involve evening shifts up to 10:00pm, working across multiple sites, and joining a supportive multidisciplinary team focused on timely, high-quality imaging services while maintaining patient safety and

Qualifications

• Flexible zero hours contract with evening shifts until 10:00pm.
• Support radiographers in delivering diagnostic imaging services.
• Cover reception duties, manage patient arrivals and appointments.
• Adhere to local guidelines, Data Protection/GDPR and maintain confidentiality.
• Work across Brighton, Crawley and Crowborough sites.

Responsibilities

• Provide dual clinical support and administrative cover.
• Assist radiographers with imaging services (X-ray, CT, MRI, Ultrasound).
• Cover reception, check-in patients and book appointments.
• Ensure patient safety, comfort and dignity during imaging.
• Follow training and development as required.

Skills

Reception duties

Administrative support

Patient care support

Teamwork

Job description

Medical Imaging Partnership is seeking Radiography Department Assistants for flexible, zero-hours shifts across Brighton, Crawley and Crowborough. You will provide dual clinical and administrative support, assisting radiographers and handling reception duties to ensure smooth patient flow.

Roles involve evening shifts up to 10:00pm, working across multiple sites, and joining a supportive multidisciplinary team focused on timely, high-quality imaging services while maintaining patient safety and