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The role involves independently evaluating requests and performing both obstetric and non-obstetric ultrasound examinations in accordance with departmental protocols, while being accountable for professional actions, reporting, and ongoing development. The practitioner is responsible for producing and interpreting high-quality diagnostic images to identify normal and abnormal conditions, including injuries and diseases. The role includes conducting ultrasound scans as part of the Fetal Anomaly Screening Programme and, where appropriate, informing patients of examination findings and offering initial counselling. The role also requires making appropriate referrals and serving as a source of clinical expertise for other healthcare professionals. Work is conducted within the Radiology department and across outlying clinics on a rotational basis.

• Conduct obstetric and non-obstetric ultrasound examinations in line with departmental protocols.
• Produce and interpret diagnostic images to identify normal and abnormal conditions.
• Perform ultrasound scans as part of the Fetal Anomaly Screening Programme and provide initial patient counselling when appropriate.
• Make appropriate referrals and act as a source of clinical expertise for other healthcare professionals.
• Work across the Radiology department and outlying clinics on a rotational basis; participate in community services via Community Diagnostic Centres as required.

Applicant must have completed a CASE-accredited ultrasound course allowing them to perform and report obstetric ultrasound examinations as part of the Fetal Anomaly Screening Programme. They will also participate in the non-obstetric ultrasound service within Radiology and in outlying clinics within the Trust for urgent surgical, gynaecological, and early pregnancy patients. A rotational service across community diagnostics may be offered.

We are offering a service within the community at Community Diagnostic Centres on a rotational basis. The role covers a variety of sessions dependent on individual hours and may include extended days and a seven-day service.

Northampton General Hospital is a large employer undergoing a modernisation journey and has entered a Group Model with neighbouring Kettering General Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, becoming University Hospitals of Northamptonshire. Our Excellence Values are Compassion, Accountability, Respect, Integrity and Courage. We are a Defence-positive trust supporting reservists, veterans, spouses and partners. We encourage applications from all protected groups, especially BAME, Disabled and LGBTQ+ communities, and value inclusive, collaborative environments. We have active networks to support colleagues from diverse backgrounds.

For further details or informal visits contact: Name: Sam Frater, Ultrasound Superintendent Radiographer. Email: samantha.frater@nhs.net. Telephone: 01604 544167