Site Superintendent Radiographer Imaging

NHS Scotland; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading NHS trust in Scotland is seeking a Radiology Service Manager to oversee operations across multiple hospital sites. Responsibilities include ensuring the delivery of high-quality images, managing quality assurance, and aiding in the attainment of national healthcare targets. Candidates must have HCPC Registration, a BSC in Diagnostic Radiography, and significant experience in radiology management. The organization values inclusivity and diversity within the workforce.

Qualifications

• HCPC Registration is mandatory.
• 8 years of relevant practical experience and 3 years at Band 7 level.
• Good working knowledge of HIS, RIS & PACS.

Responsibilities

• Manage and provide an efficient radiology service.
• Ensure high-quality images and a safe environment.
• Assist with delivery of National and local targets.

Skills

HCPC Registration

D.C.R. or BSC in Diagnostic Radiography/Imaging Services

Relevant practical experience of 8 years postgraduate

Evidence of recent CPD Knowledge

Understanding of patient workflow

Good knowledge of HIS, RIS & PACS

High degree of computer literacy

Extensive experience with imaging equipment

Working knowledge of HR issues

Education

D.C.R. or BSC in Diagnostic Radiography/Imaging Services

Job description

NHS Glasgow Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) is the largest health system and teaching Board in Scotland with an annual budget of circa £4.4 billion (2022/23) it employs around 41,000 staff. We provide the full range of Acute, Mental Health, Community and Primary Care services to a diverse population of 1.3 million people in six local authority areas. Regional and national services are also provided across a range of clinical specialties.

The shift pattern is: 37 hours across 4 / 5 days, 8am start time.

The post holder will manage and provide an efficient, effective radiology service at hospital sites including Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (Major Trauma Centre), Institute of Neurological Sciences, Gartnavel General Hospital and New Victoria Hospital, providing assurances of high‑quality images and a safe environment, for staff and patients. In conjunction with the sector superintendent radiographer and general management team you will assist with the delivery of National and local targets, such as waiting time guarantees, and internal organisation policy.

It is essential you have

• HCPC Registration (Mandatory)
• D.C.R. or BSC in Diagnostic Radiography/Imaging Services
• Relevant practical experience of 8 years postgraduate also 3 years at Band 7 level or in charge of a specialist modality e.g. CT/Plain Film/MR
• Evidence of recent CPD Knowledge
• Understand the role and responsibilities of the post
• Understand the patient workflow of the department
• Good knowledge of HIS, RIS & PACS
• Good working knowledge of IT packages/high degree of computer literacy
• Extensive experience and understanding of imaging equipment
• Working knowledge of HR issues.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde encourage applications from all sections of the community. We promote a culture of inclusion across the organisation and are proud of the diverse workforce we have.

For a confidential discussion:
Gary Grayson, Sector Superintendent Radiographer
Telephone: [phone]
Email

Additional Information

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde encourages applications from all sections of the community. We promote a culture of inclusion across the organisation and are proud of the diverse workforce we have.

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