Junior Diagnostic Radiology Physicist

Imperial College Healthcare Nhs Trust; England; On-site; GBP 28,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust is seeking an enthusiastic assistant physicist to join the Radiological Sciences Unit within the Diagnostic Radiology team. The role supports learning in diagnostic radiology and radiation protection, contributing to regulatory compliance and patient care.

The post offers development across imaging physics and exposure to teaching and research activities. The RSU provides extensive imaging physics experience within a vibrant Trust, the UK's first Academic

Qualifications

• Essential: BSc in a Science or Engineering Discipline or equivalent.
• Essential: Maths and Physics A level or equivalent.
• Experience with data collection and analysis in a clinical/research setting preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist in quality control testing of x-ray imaging equipment.
• Assist in data analysis and ensure data accuracy.
• Perform initial analysis to check data trends and compliance with legislation.
• Enter data into various computer systems.
• Assist routine care and checks of department equipment.
• Store and retrieve measured data.
• Assist with acceptance and commissioning of new imaging equipment.
• Assist measurement and calculation of patient doses and optimisation of procedures.
• Assist with audits of X-ray facilities and radiation protection arrangements.
• Assist in assessing shielding integrity in X-ray facilities.
• Support Senior/Principal Radiological Physicists as needed.
• Act as operator under IR(ME)R in line with Trust policies.

Skills

Diligence and attention to detail

Distress handling in clinical settings

Clarity of purpose in clinical env.

Accurate scientific records

Word/Excel/PowerPoint proficiency

Education

BSc in science or engineering

Maths and Physics A level or equivalent

Job description

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust is seeking an enthusiastic assistant physicist to join the Radiological Sciences Unit within the Diagnostic Radiology team. The role supports learning in diagnostic radiology and radiation protection, contributing to regulatory compliance and patient care.

The post offers development across imaging physics and exposure to teaching and research activities. The RSU provides extensive imaging physics experience within a vibrant Trust, the UK's first Academic