Senior Cardiovascular MRI Radiographer & Lead

KINGS COLLEGE LONDON; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 65,000 - 77,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading research institution in the United Kingdom seeks a Cardiovascular MRI Superintendent Radiographer to lead a radiography team in delivering high-quality services. The successful candidate will have expert CMR experience and strong leadership skills, ensuring safety and operational excellence within the clinical research environment. With a commitment to training and mentoring staff, this full-time post offers an indefinite contract, aligned with the enhancement of healthcare delivery through innovative research practices.

Qualifications

• Experience in MRI-related clinical research studies adhering to Good Clinical Practice.
• Previous line management and mentorship experience.
• Proven experience in service development within MRI.

Responsibilities

• Lead the CMR radiography team for delivering cardiovascular MRI services.
• Champion MRI safety and drive continuous quality improvement.
• Support the introduction and evaluation of novel imaging techniques.

Skills

Expert level experience in undertaking CMR scanning

HCPC registration

IV cannulation competence

Proven analytical and problem‑solving skills

Effective communication skills

Attention to detail

Professional and empathetic attitude

Organizational skills

Education

BSc Radiography or Diploma of the College of Radiographers

Post graduate qualification in a relevant subject (or studying towards)

Job description

A leading research institution in the United Kingdom seeks a Cardiovascular MRI Superintendent Radiographer to lead a radiography team in delivering high-quality services. The successful candidate will have expert CMR experience and strong leadership skills, ensuring safety and operational excellence within the clinical research environment. With a commitment to training and mentoring staff, this full-time post offers an indefinite contract, aligned with the enhancement of healthcare delivery through innovative research practices.