FAQs
Is this position suitable for newly qualified Radiographers?
Yes, this post is suitable for newly qualified Radiographers as well as those with experience.
What is the primary focus of this position?
The primary focus of this position is within the treatment areas, although there may be opportunities to work in pre-treatment.
What kind of working environment can I expect?
You can expect a supportive, collaborative working environment that encourages professional development.
Are there opportunities for flexible working hours?
Yes, all staff have the opportunity to work flexible hours, with full-time posts operating 37.5 hours over four long days and a rolling day off.
Will I be required to participate in on-call duties?
Yes, all staff participate in on-call duties for emergency patients at the weekend.
What kind of equipment will I be working with?
You will be working with 3 Varian Truebeam Linear Accelerators, a Gulmay Unit, and a Canon LB Exceed wide bore CT scanner.
Are there opportunities for involvement in clinical trials?
Yes, the department has an active Clinical Trials department and participates in most major trials.
What initiatives can Radiographers participate in?
Radiographers can participate in initiatives such as Review Clinics, site-specific MDTs, virtual simulation, and IGRT.
Who can I contact for further details or to arrange an informal visit?
You can contact Louise Killey, Radiotherapy Services Manager, at louise.killey@nhs.net or by telephone at 01743 261179.
What can I expect from life in Shropshire?
Shropshire is a beautiful, mostly rural county where you can enjoy a high quality of life outside of work.