Senior Interventional Radiographer | Team Lead & Trainer

The Methodist Church in Britain; England; On-site; GBP 32,000 - 42,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working hours

Excellent pension scheme

Annual leave entitlements

Career development support

Cycle to Work

Counselling services

Staff physiotherapy service

Gym memberships

Job summary

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital is seeking a Senior Interventional Radiographer on a fixed-term secondment to lead the Interventional Radiology Department. The role focuses on supervising and teaching the radiographic team across a broad case mix including vascular, renal and trauma, while supporting the NCIR Service Lead.

You will supervise staff, drive governance, and lead service development with audits. Significant Band 6 IR experience and HPC registration are essential.

Qualifications

• Diploma or degree of the College of Radiographers.
• Management qualification held or in progress.
• Current HPC registration as a radiographer.

Responsibilities

• Lead the training and development of radiographers and student radiographers, taking professional responsibility for their work.
• Lead, coach and manage team performance, recognising excellence and addressing underperformance.
• Act as team leader, supporting and leading the other radiographers in the department.
• Monitor and adjust work priorities with other professionals to meet Trust imaging targets during emergencies.
• Ensure clinical governance protocols are followed and take corrective action where needed.
• Act as the source of interventional radiology knowledge for the multidisciplinary team.
• Explain procedures and radiation risks to staff, patients and carers, and secure informed consent.
• Lead service development from audit findings and evidence, and monitor its effectiveness.
• Depu tise for the NCIR Service Lead in their absence.
• Oversee the staff roster, take part in the directorate on-call system, and run the service with the Service Lead and senior staff.
• Monitor activity levels and costs, and review working practices to use resources efficiently.
• Ensure equipment is used and maintained, act on faults to minimise downtime, and keep preventative maintenance and malfunction records.

Skills

IR knowledge

Team leadership

Patient care

Education

Diploma or degree in Radiography

Management qualification

Job description

Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital is seeking a Senior Interventional Radiographer on a fixed-term secondment to lead the Interventional Radiology Department. The role focuses on supervising and teaching the radiographic team across a broad case mix including vascular, renal and trauma, while supporting the NCIR Service Lead.

You will supervise staff, drive governance, and lead service development with audits. Significant Band 6 IR experience and HPC registration are essential.