FAQs
What qualifications are required for the MRI/CT Radiographer position?
The position requires previous experience in cross-sectional imaging and a thorough working knowledge of regulations including IRMER and IRR(17).
What are the working hours for this role?
The post holder will participate in a seven-day working service, including out-of-hours and extended working day services as required.
Will I have the opportunity to supervise other staff in this role?
Yes, the MRI/CT Radiographer will be responsible for supervising and assisting specialist and junior radiographers and students.
What is the primary responsibility of the post holder?
The primary responsibility is to ensure a high-quality and efficient MRI and CT service, working closely with the Clinical Lead Radiographer and Radiology Manager.
Is there a focus on personal and professional development in this role?
Yes, the post holder is expected to undertake personal and professional development regularly.
Will I be involved in audits or research activities?
Yes, the MRI/CT Radiographer will undertake audit and research activities as required.
Is experience in patient care important for this role?
Yes, patient care is at the heart of the service we provide, and the post holder must ensure clinical practices meet professional and legal standards.
Who can I contact for more information about this position?
For further details or informal visits, you can contact Brendan Kritter, the Radiology Manager, at Brendan.Kriter@hhft.nhs.uk or by telephone at 01256 315010.
What types of patients will I work with in this role?
The post holder will work with a range of patient types across various clinical specialities.
What is the mission of Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust?
The mission is to provide outstanding care for every patient, placing patient care at the heart of all services across its three sites.