Therapeutic Radiographer Advanced Practice

Therapeutic Radiographer Advanced Practice Overview

This position presents an exciting opportunity to join the dynamic radiotherapy team at University College London Hospitals (UCLH). The successful candidate will rotate between the photon and proton departments, engaging in various areas such as pre-treatment, treatment preparation, treatment units, and brachytherapy.

UCLH is committed to providing exceptional radiotherapy services, utilizing advanced technology including Varian TrueBeam systems and Varian ProBeam gantries. The departments cater to a wide range of cancer treatments, including specialized services like brachytherapy and proton beam therapy, with a focus on head and neck, brain, and sarcoma treatments.

Main Responsibilities

• Act as the lead practitioner in a specific field, mentoring junior staff and advising colleagues across departments.
• Deputize for the Band 8a role when necessary, managing staffing issues and contributing to departmental goals.
• Evaluate team skills and competencies, ensuring effective task delegation and utilization.
• Guide team members through the competency program, addressing issues to maintain service quality.
• Utilize interpersonal skills to motivate and collaborate with the multidisciplinary team for service improvements.
• Manage and prioritize workloads based on patient needs and operational demands, including during equipment maintenance.
• Follow quality systems and suggest procedural changes to adapt to new practices.

Requirements

• BSc in therapeutic radiography or equivalent qualification.
• Current HPC registration as a therapy or nuclear medicine radiographer.
• Minimum of 18 months experience as a Band 6 radiographer with relevant postgraduate training.
• Practical experience in various radiotherapy techniques.
• Leadership experience, including staff supervision and training delivery.
• Ability to provide specialist clinical training and present at conferences.
• Commitment to professional development and self-improvement.

Benefits

• Salary between £58,133 and £65,261 per annum, including HCAS.
• Permanent full-time position.
• Flexible working opportunities.
• Supportive work environment recognized as one of the top NHS trusts in England.

Applications from candidates requiring Skilled Worker sponsorship are welcomed and will be considered alongside all other applications.

Degree Requirement: Bachelor’s

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