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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Department of Clinical Physics and Bio-Engineering
Nuclear Medicine – Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
Nuclear Cardiology – Glasgow Royal Infirmary
Practitioner Clinical Technologist/Nuclear Medicine Radiographer – 2 Posts
Band 5
We are looking for two enthusiastic individuals with a background in medical technology, physics or radiography to work as part of a team delivering Nuclear Medicine/Cardiology services. The work, which is patient focussed, includes routine performance and quality control of diagnostic nuclear medicine studies; processing and management of acquired data; acting as an operator under IRMER and patient cannulation and administration of radiopharmaceuticals.
Applicants should have a relevant science or technology-based degree (Hons BSc) (e.g. Physics) or Hons BSc Radiography). A degree, HNC, ONC or DCR would be considered, as long as they are accompanied with a profile of knowledge equivalent to Hons BSc. Registration with the Register for Clinical Technologists (RCT) or HCPC is desirable. (if not the post-holder will undertake in-service training and be expected to achieve the award of DipIPEM (T) within the period of in-service training (normally 2 years)). Applicants should also have knowledge of the physics / technology underlying Nuclear Medicine along with experience in planning, investigating and performing technical projects. Some experience in a health care environment is desirable.
Prospective applicants should note that they will be applying for both posts. They are encouraged to discuss the posts informally with the following people:
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital post: Ross Williamson (Technical Services Manager), 0141 452 3659, Ross.Williamson@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
GRI post: Robin McDade, Department of Nuclear Cardiology, Glasgow Royal Infirmary 0141 211 8500 robin.mcdade@ggc.scot.nhs.uk
It is strongly encouraged that you make contact with the department, including a visit if appropriate.
Details on how to contact the Recruitment Service can be found within the Candidate Information Pack
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