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Welcome to NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Here at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, we are finalising our Radiographer recruitment programme and welcome international applications.
As an internationally trained Radiographer, you will be bringing a wealth of knowledge, skills and experience into NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. We also understand the challenges you will face in relocating to Scotland. We are here to support you every step of the way.
We know that starting a career can be tough, even more so if it involves moving to another country. This is why our Workforce Supply Team has launched a recruitment scheme to support Radiographers moving to the UK.
NHSGGC are recruiting Radiographers and Nuclear Medicine Technologists to join our fabulous teams. All are teams are:
- Proud of delivering the highest level of patient care
- Encouraged to develop their careers
- Fun, friendly and supportive
- Treat each other and our patients with dignity and respect
- Strive for innovation and improvements
Radiographer recruitment programme
To work as a Radiographer within Scotland you must hold a valid registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Our Radiographer recruitment programme will support internationally-trained Radiographers as they prepare and progress through the HCPC registration process.
You may be interviewed and offered a role within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde prior to receiving your HCPC registration. However, you will not be permitted to commence working until your HCPC registration is confirmed. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde will withdraw your offer of employment if you fail to achieve your HCPC registration within a reasonable timeframe.
As well as helping you through your HCPC registration, the Workforce Supply Team can arrange for you to be shown what it is like to work as a Radiographer in Scotland.
If you are appointed to one of our Radiographer vacancies, you will have access to personalised support with:
- recruitment administration
- visa administration
- departmental visits
- arranging flights / travel
- sourcing suitable accommodation
- accessing peer support
- relocating to the UK
- settling into the Greater Glasgow and Clyde community
Financial support
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde will also provide financial assistance with:
- Health & Care Worker Visa
- Flights to the UK
- HCPC Registration and Scrutiny fees
Successful candidates will be reimbursed for the above costs once they have commenced in post.
For further information on the various stages of this exciting programme, visit the Radiographer recruitment programme website.
About the role
As an HCPC-registered Radiographer, you will earn a salary that will vary between £26,104 (GBP) to £47,846 (GBP) per annum depending on your role. This salary is based on a full-time contract (37.5 hours per week). If you are working less than 37.5 hours per week, your salary is reduced on a pro-rata basis.
You should review the following job descriptions that outline the typical role, responsibilities and duties required of an HCPC-registered Radiographer, as well as the expected knowledge and skills you are required to demonstrate in this role.
- Diagnostic Radiographer - Band 5: £26,104 (GBP) to £32,915 (GBP)
- Diagnostic Radiographer - Band 6: £33,072 (GBP) to £40,736 (GBP) [job description currently being finalised]
- Nuclear Medicine Specialist Practitioner Clinical Technologist (Radiographer) - Band 6: £33,072(GBP) - £40,736 (GBP)
If you have a preference in which role you wish to be considered for, please note this within your application form.
Further information
To express your interest in the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Radiographer recruitment programme, click the 'Apply for job' button and complete the application form. Your application will be forwarded to Radiology and Nuclear Medicine teams for review.
Already hold HCPC registration?
If you already hold HCPC registration, you are encouraged to submit an application via the vacancy dedicated route for HCPC-registered Radiographers (Ref: 115040)
Notice for recruitment and employment agencies: Please note, due to the unique nature of this initiative, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde will not accept any applications, referrals or speculative enquiries from recruitment / employment agencies at this time.