Job summary
We have an exciting opportunity for a Molecular Imaging Technologist/Radiographer to join our Molecular Imaging and Therapies Service at The London Clinic. We are offering a competitive inclusive salary of £44,252 - £54,077 per annum.
Main duties of the job
The post holder will assist in the provision of a Molecular Imaging Service, including both PET/CT and SPECT/CT. They will support and work closely with the Molecular Imaging & Therapies Manager.
About us
Established in 1932, The London Clinic is one of the UK's largest private hospitals, with 8 state-of-the-art facilities located in the heart of London's medical community around Harley Street. We have circa 1350 employees, and we are dedicated to providing our patients with expert, individualised treatment and care. We cover a comprehensive range of services, including complex medical and surgical procedures plus a range of cancer services. The London Clinic has a supportive and warm working culture where your contribution is valued, and you can help us deliver our three core values of "We go further", "We work as one" and "We personalise care."
The London Clinic has charitable status which is fundamental to our identity and how we operate, enabling our teams to invest in treatments, technology and facilities that benefit our patients, staff and the wider community.
The London Clinic is proud of its diverse workforce and is committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. We absolutely welcome applicants from underrepresented groups; if you think you have the skills and experience for the job, please apply - we would love to hear from you regardless of your background.
Job description
Job responsibilities
The below outlines the key duties of this role. For further information on the role and responsibilities, please see the details Job Description attached.
Key Duties:
- To undertake routine and complex diagnostic PET CT & Nuclear Medicine investigations and maintain a high standard of technical skill, efficiency and patient care in accordance with departmental protocols and procedures.
- To ensure that standards are maintained in accordance with departmental protocols and national guidelines.
- To assist with the provision of an efficient service and to ensure that patients remain in the department for the minimum possible time, consistent with satisfactory clinical, technical and radiological requirements.
- To prepare pharmaceuticals labelled with radioactivity under aseptic conditions for intravenous administration to patients.
- To perform venepuncture and cannulation to administer radioactive substances whilst working under safe practices.
- To inform patients, carers and other members of staff about Nuclear Medicine procedures, examination preparation and aftercare.
- Provide routine advice to patients undergoing administration of radioactive materials as well as to staff or relatives providing care to such patients, to ensure the risks of exposure to ionising radiation are understood by the concerned parties.
- To organise routine/urgent work to optimise and maintain the throughput of patients in the department.
- Ensure that the results of all imaging procedures are of the required standard as per the departmental quality system.
We are committed to safeguarding and protecting all adults at risk, children and young people by implementing robust safer recruitment practices during our selection process. Pre-employment checks are undertaken in accordance with industry standards and regulations, and successful applicants may be required to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). If you would like further information about our safer recruitment policy then please contact a member of our recruitment team.
Job description
Job responsibilities
The below outlines the key duties of this role. For further information on the role and responsibilities, please see the details Job Description attached.
Key Duties:
- To undertake routine and complex diagnostic PET CT & Nuclear Medicine investigations and maintain a high standard of technical skill, efficiency and patient care in accordance with departmental protocols and procedures.
- To ensure that standards are maintained in accordance with departmental protocols and national guidelines.
- To assist with the provision of an efficient service and to ensure that patients remain in the department for the minimum possible time, consistent with satisfactory clinical, technical and radiological requirements.
- To prepare pharmaceuticals labelled with radioactivity under aseptic conditions for intravenous administration to patients.
- To perform venepuncture and cannulation to administer radioactive substances whilst working under safe practices.
- To inform patients, carers and other members of staff about Nuclear Medicine procedures, examination preparation and aftercare.
- Provide routine advice to patients undergoing administration of radioactive materials as well as to staff or relatives providing care to such patients, to ensure the risks of exposure to ionising radiation are understood by the concerned parties.
- To organise routine/urgent work to optimise and maintain the throughput of patients in the department.
- Ensure that the results of all imaging procedures are of the required standard as per the departmental quality system.
We are committed to safeguarding and protecting all adults at risk, children and young people by implementing robust safer recruitment practices during our selection process. Pre-employment checks are undertaken in accordance with industry standards and regulations, and successful applicants may be required to undertake an Enhanced Disclosure via the Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). If you would like further information about our safer recruitment policy then please contact a member of our recruitment team.
Person Specification
Knowledge and Skills
Essential
- Broad knowledge of routine and complex Nuclear Medicine Imaging techniques and radioisotope therapies.
- Experience in PET/CT and gamma camera.
- To provide evidence of professional development.
- To have good knowledge and understanding of relevant legislation, national standards, professional and other guidelines associated with Nuclear Medicine relating to Radiation Protection and Health & Safety.
- To have knowledge of current trends and developments in radiographic equipment and techniques and theranostics.
- To have a good understanding of the concept of CPD.
- To have knowledge of QA programmes.
- To have working knowledge of IR(ME)R.
- To have working experience with Radiology Information Systems, MIM and PACS.
Desirable
Qualifications
Essential
- BSc Nuclear Medicine, or UK recognised equivalent.
- Evidence of CPD activities commensurate with the post roles and responsibilities.
Desirable
- Masters study/work-based learning/taught courses commensurate with post.
Experience
Essential
- Minimum of two years post qualification experience in Molecular Imaging.
Desirable
- Experience in mentoring and training facilitation.
- To have completed or participated in aspects of radionuclide therapy procedures.
Person Specification
Knowledge and Skills
Essential
- Broad knowledge of routine and complex Nuclear Medicine Imaging techniques and radioisotope therapies.
- Experience in PET/CT and gamma camera.
- To provide evidence of professional development.
- To have good knowledge and understanding of relevant legislation, national standards, professional and other guidelines associated with Nuclear Medicine relating to Radiation Protection and Health & Safety.
- To have knowledge of current trends and developments in radiographic equipment and techniques and theranostics.
- To have a good understanding of the concept of CPD.
- To have knowledge of QA programmes.
- To have working knowledge of IR(ME)R.
- To have working experience with Radiology Information Systems, MIM and PACS.
Desirable
Qualifications
Essential
- BSc Nuclear Medicine, or UK recognised equivalent.
- Evidence of CPD activities commensurate with the post roles and responsibilities.
Desirable
- Masters study/work-based learning/taught courses commensurate with post.
Experience
Essential
- Minimum of two years post qualification experience in Molecular Imaging.
Desirable
- Experience in mentoring and training facilitation.
- To have completed or participated in aspects of radionuclide therapy procedures.
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
UK Registration
Applicants must have current UK professional registration. For further information please see
NHS Careers website (opens in a new window).
Additional information
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
UK Registration
Applicants must have current UK professional registration. For further information please see
NHS Careers website (opens in a new window).
