clinical specialist radiographer

Medica (Ireland); Dublin; Vor Ort; EUR 60.000 - 82.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Medica (Ireland) is seeking a Clinical Specialist Radiographer for a full-time, on-site role in Dublin. You will perform and oversee advanced imaging, lead clinical practice within designated modalities, and ensure radiation safety and high-quality diagnostic radiology services.

You will mentor radiography colleagues, contribute to training, support timely reporting with radiologists, participate in service development and quality improvement, and ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines to

Qualifikationen

• Extensive knowledge of radiology and advanced imaging techniques.
• Strong radiation safety principles and dose optimization.
• Solid medical foundation related to diagnostic imaging.
• Registration with CORU (or eligibility) required.
• Experience in clinical specialist or senior radiographer role is beneficial.

Aufgaben

• Lead clinical practice within designated modalities.
• Optimize imaging protocols and procedures.
• Support timely reporting with radiologists.
• Mentor and train radiography colleagues.
• Contribute to service development and quality improvement.
• Ensure regulatory compliance and patient-centered care.

Kenntnisse

Radiology knowledge

Radiation safety

Medical knowledge

Communication skills

Quality assurance

Independent work

Ausbildung

CORU registration or eligibility

Radiography qualification

Jobbeschreibung

Company Description

Medica (Ireland) is the largest provider of managed services to the Health Service Executive (HSE) and the market‑leading teleradiology provider in Ireland. The organization delivers responsive, quality‑assured, and cost‑effective diagnostic imaging services across more than 35 clinical sites, including primary care, secondary care, and community urgent care facilities. Medica provides scanning services directly to patients and supports hospitals with urgent and non‑urgent radiology reporting, delivered by IMC consultant radiologists. Its managed services encompass imaging services, managed equipment provision, and waiting list initiatives tailored to the immediate and long‑term needs of customers. Medica Ireland is part of Medica Group PLC, offering opportunities to work within a respected, patient‑focused, and growing healthcare group.

Role Description

The Clinical Specialist Radiographer role is a full‑time, on‑site position based in Dublin. The Clinical Specialist Radiographer will perform and oversee advanced imaging examinations, ensuring high‑quality diagnostic radiology services and adherence to radiation safety standards. Responsibilities include leading clinical practice within designated modalities, optimizing imaging protocols, and supporting accurate and timely reporting through close collaboration with radiologists and multidisciplinary teams. The role involves mentoring and supporting radiography colleagues, contributing to training, and promoting best practice in radiologic technology. The Clinical Specialist Radiographer will also participate in service development, quality improvement initiatives, and compliance with regulatory and professional guidelines to enhance patient experience and outcomes.

Qualifications

• Candidates should possess strong knowledge of Radiology and Radiologic Technology, including advanced imaging techniques and modality‑specific expertise.
• Candidates should demonstrate competence in Radiation Safety and Radiation principles, with a clear understanding of dose optimization and regulatory compliance.
• Candidates should have a solid foundation in Medicine as it relates to diagnostic imaging, including anatomy, pathology, and clinical indications for radiological procedures.
• Relevant professional registration with CORU (or eligibility for registration) and recognized qualification in radiography or radiologic technology is required.
• Experience in a clinical specialist or senior radiographer role, preferably within hospital or teleradiology services, is highly beneficial.
• Candidates should have strong communication, teamwork, and mentoring skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary settings.
• Demonstrated commitment to quality assurance, service improvement, and patient‑centered care is essential.
• Ability to work independently, manage workload effectively, and adapt to evolving clinical and technological demands.