Locum MSK Radiology Consultant

The Methodist Church in Britain; England; On-site; GBP 100,000 - 115,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Full NHS benefits and discounts

Flexible working hours

Excellent pension scheme and annual le

Fast-track staff physiotherapy service

Free 24-hour confidential counselling

Salary sacrifice schemes including ale

Lease cars, cycle to work and home ele

Career development support and access

Free Park & Ride, gym discounts, on‑sI

On-site nursery and cafes

Job summary

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a locum consultant in musculoskeletal radiology to cover maternity leave. The post involves joining the MSK team across imaging and intervention, reporting across MRI/CT/US, and performing MR arthrography with image-guided injections.

The role requires FRCR or equivalent and full GMC registration. The post-holder will train fellows, participate in MSK meetings and research, and deliver a weekly general service session for

Qualifications

• Entry on the GMC Specialist Register via CCT in clinical radiology or equivalent
• FRCR or equivalent
• Full GMC registration with a licence to practise
• Extensive MSK radiology experience with US/CT-guided biopsies

Responsibilities

• Integrate with the MSK radiology team across imaging and intervention
• Work independently across plain film, MRI, CT and ultrasound MSK reporting
• Perform MR arthrography and image-guided injections under fluoroscopy, ultrasound and CT
• Carry out bone and soft tissue biopsies and spinal interventions
• Train and supervise the post-CCT MSK radiology fellow(s) and residents
• Deliver weekly general service session for inpatient and emergency cross-sectional hot reporting
• Cover the on-call consultant rota deficit during maternity leave
• Participate in research, quality improvement and education activities

Skills

Good communicator

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Service development

Equality & inclusion

Communication with colleagues & staff

Presentation skills

Education

FRCR or equivalent

GMC Specialist Register entry via CCT in clinical radiology/CESR or equivalent

Job description

A 12-month locum consultant post in musculoskeletal radiology at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, covering a consultant on maternity leave. The post-holder would join the MSK team across imaging and intervention, attend team meetings, give one weekly general service session and cover gaps in the on-call rota. It suits post-CCT radiologists with MSK subspecialist training, with fellowship experience an advantage in a department performing around 500,000 studies a year. Full GMC registration with a licence to practise is required.

What the job involves

• Integrate with the MSK radiology team across imaging and intervention of the locomotor system
• Work independently across plain film, MRI, CT and ultrasound MSK reporting
• Perform MR arthrography and image-guided injections under fluoroscopy, ultrasound and CT
• Carry out bone and soft tissue biopsies and spinal intervention
• Undertake more specialist intervention in line with established expertise, with independent practice expected
• Prepare for and take part in MSK radiology meetings
• Deliver one general service session per week for inpatient and emergency cross-sectional hot reporting
• Cover the on-call consultant rota deficit arising from the maternity leave
• Train and supervise the post-CCT MSK radiology fellow(s)
• Train radiology residents through the East of England Imaging Academy
• Take part in research, quality improvement and education, including the fortnightly MSK journal club

Qualifications

• Entry on the GMC Specialist Register via CCT in clinical radiology, CESR, European Community Rights or an equivalent higher qualification
• FRCR or equivalent

Registration & licences

• Full GMC registration with a licence to practise

Experience

• Extensive MSK radiology experience, including US and CT guided biopsies, shown through specialist training or consultant-level practice
• Awareness of the role of research in clinical practice
• Non-UK applicants must show equivalence to the five-year NHS training period for the specialty

Skills & knowledge

• Good communicator
• Able to work in a multidisciplinary team
• Enthusiasm for service development and teaching
• Understanding of and commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion
• Able to communicate effectively with clinical colleagues and support staff across the organisation
• Able to present to an audience and respond to questions

Checks & eligibility

• Full driving licence

Other

• Flexible outlook on working hours

Nice to have

• MRCP or FRCS
• Completed specialist fellowship
• Experience in research or published papers in an area of special interest
• Further area of interest to complement the current service
• Previous responsibility for service improvement
• Management skills
• Good presentation skills

What’s offered

• Full NHS benefits and discounts
• Flexible working hours
• Excellent pension scheme and annual leave entitlement
• Fast-track staff physiotherapy service
• Free 24-hour confidential counselling
• Salary sacrifice schemes including lease cars, cycle to work and home electronics
• Support with career development and access to the flexible staff bank
• Free Park & Ride, discounted gym memberships, on-site nursery and cafes, and Wagestream pay access