Senior Ultrasonographer (Band 7) with R&R – NHS

Transformation Unit; Isleworth; Remote; GBP 56,000 - 63,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

£5k R&R

Job summary

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Band 7 Ultrasonographer to join the imaging team at West Middlesex University Hospital. The role involves scanning and reporting across general abdominal, small parts, vascular and MSK ultrasound, with obstetrics/gynaecology not conducted in the main imaging department.

The post supports a 7-day working pattern with on-call duties. Applications require a PGc in General Medical Ultrasound, HCPC registration, CPD evidence, and

Qualifications

• PGc in General Medical Ultrasound or equivalent required.
• Evidence of CPD participation and updating.
• BSc in Radiography, Midwifery or Nursing.
• HCPC registration essential for practice.
• Nuchal translucency accreditation desirable.
• PGc in vascular, MSK, paediatric ultrasound advantageous.
• PGc in obstetrics and gynaecology beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Undertake ultrasound duties independently and provide a highly specialised clinical service.
• Produce accurate reports and formal diagnostic opinions promptly.
• Ensure high standard of care across all ultrasound specialties.
• Perform and supervise intimate procedures with appropriate consent.
• Train junior staff and registrars in ultrasound techniques and audits.
• Attend MDT meetings and contribute to department reviews.
• Work a 7-day pattern and participate in on-call rota.

Skills

Independent worker

Team player

Communication skills

Audits & case studies

Counselling skills

Education

PGc in General Medical Ultrasound

CPD evidence

BSc Radiography/Midwifery/Nursing

HCPC Registration

Nuchal translucency accreditation

PGc in Vascular, MSK and Paediatric ultrasound

PGc in Obstetrics & Gynaecology

Job description

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is seeking a Band 7 Ultrasonographer to join the imaging team at West Middlesex University Hospital. The role involves scanning and reporting across general abdominal, small parts, vascular and MSK ultrasound, with obstetrics/gynaecology not conducted in the main imaging department.

The post supports a 7-day working pattern with on-call duties. Applications require a PGc in General Medical Ultrasound, HCPC registration, CPD evidence, and