Senior Radiographer – Nuclear Medicine & PET/CT (Dundee)
Sanctuary Personnel
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Sanctuary Personnel is recruiting a Band 6 Radiographer for the Nuclear Medicine Team in Dundee. You will join a busy unit, delivering Nuclear Medicine and PET/CT imaging within a dedicated clinical research setting.
The role is a locum with full-time hours, starting 01/10/2026, working 08:30–17:00, Monday to Friday. You will operate SPECT/CT gamma cameras, support radiopharmacy services, and ensure high standards of patient care and radiation safety while collaborating with multidisciplinary
Qualifications
- Registered Nuclear Medicine Technologist or HCPC Registered Radiographer with Nuclear Medicine experience.
- Competence in delivering Nuclear Medicine imaging services and knowledge of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
- Desirable PET/CT experience, Clinical Research Centre work, SPECT/CT gamma cameras, and Radiopharmacy collaboration.
Responsibilities
- Support Nuclear Medicine and PET/CT services.
- Deliver diagnostic Nuclear Medicine imaging.
- Participate in therapeutic Nuclear Medicine procedures.
- Operate SPECT/CT gamma camera systems.
- Support a wide range of Nuclear Medicine examinations.
- Assist with Nuclear Medicine treatments.
- Collaborate with on-site Radiopharmacy service.
- Team with Nuclear Medicine laboratory staff.
- Maintain high standards of patient care and radiation safety.
- Keep accurate clinical records and imaging documentation.
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Job description
Sanctuary Personnel is recruiting a Band 6 Radiographer for the Nuclear Medicine Team in Dundee. You will join a busy unit, delivering Nuclear Medicine and PET/CT imaging within a dedicated clinical research setting.
The role is a locum with full-time hours, starting 01/10/2026, working 08:30–17:00, Monday to Friday. You will operate SPECT/CT gamma cameras, support radiopharmacy services, and ensure high standards of patient care and radiation safety while collaborating with multidisciplinary
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