Locum MSK & Trauma Radiologist — Imaging Expert

Imperial College Healthcare Nhs Trust; England; Vor Ort; GBP 90.000 - 120.000; Vollzeit

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Zusammenfassung

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust invites applications for a locum full-time consultant musculoskeletal radiologist with an interest in major trauma imaging. The post expands an established MSK team and involves major trauma reporting, 7-day consultant-led service, and regular evening sessions as part of the job plan.

The successful candidate will have formal training in MSK and major trauma radiology, with experience across MSK ultrasound, cross-sectional imaging, CT and MRI, and a

Qualifikationen

• Formal subspecialty training in MSK and Trauma imaging.
• Ability to report MSK, major trauma and general radiology ultrasound, CT and MRI.
• Image-guided MSK procedures and IT/computer literacy.

Aufgaben

• Provide 7-day consultant-led reporting with extended weekday sessions.
• Contribute to training, teaching and research within the Academic Health Sciences Centre.
• Support major trauma imaging and rapid, safe reporting of inpatient and ED workload.
• Engage in service management, governance and CPD activities.

Kenntnisse

MSK radiology

Major trauma imaging

Ultrasound (MSK)

CT reporting

MRI reporting

Image-guided procedures

Leadership

Teaching & training

English proficiency

Ausbildung

GMC registration/licence

Specialist Register

Royal College membership

Jobbeschreibung

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust invites applications for a locum full-time consultant musculoskeletal radiologist with an interest in major trauma imaging. The post expands an established MSK team and involves major trauma reporting, 7-day consultant-led service, and regular evening sessions as part of the job plan.

The successful candidate will have formal training in MSK and major trauma radiology, with experience across MSK ultrasound, cross-sectional imaging, CT and MRI, and a