Diagnostic Radiographer at The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, Chelsea

Looking for diagnostic radiographer jobs in Chelsea? The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust is hiring a Band 6 Diagnostic Radiographer to rotate between General X-ray and CT at its Chelsea site.

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Diagnostic Radiographer Jobs in Chelsea: Overview

About the Employer

The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust is a world-leading cancer centre with hospitals in Chelsea and Sutton. It employs over 4,500 staff and focuses on delivering the best cancer care available while contributing to research and education in diagnosis and treatment.

Job Responsibilities

• Provide a high quality diagnostic imaging service as part of the multi-disciplinary team
• Perform imaging examinations within RCR and IR(ME)R guidelines while following local radiation protection rules
• Rotate primarily between General X-ray and CT, with possible rotation into other modalities subject to service needs
• Give advice to patients and clinicians on preparation and aftercare for specialised examinations and contrast administration
• Communicate effectively with patients, including those who are unconscious, distressed or have disabilities
• Comply with accurate patient identification and record allergy status for intravenous contrast

Requirements

• Essential: State registration and DCR/BSc in Radiography
• Essential: Post-graduate experience and experience of cross-sectional imaging
• Essential: Ability to communicate clearly in English, use IT systems, work in a team, and demonstrate self-motivation
• Essential: Evidence of personal development, CPD, and ability to make decisions and prioritise
• Desirable: Cannulation certificate or completed workbook, evidence of oncology patient care

Visa Sponsorship and International Applicants

Visa sponsorship is not confirmed in the available job information. Applicants must have current UK professional registration. This listing is open to those who meet the registration requirements; international applicants should check eligibility via NHS Careers guidance for overseas health professionals.

Salary and Benefits

• Band 6 Agenda for Change salary of £47,951–£56,863 per year
• Fixed-term contract of 12 months
• Opportunities for professional development and career pathway support within a specialist cancer centre

How to Apply

Applications are made through the NHS Jobs platform. Submit a CV or application form as required by the system. A cover letter may be requested in the process.

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Application Tips

• Highlight any oncology or cross-sectional imaging experience in your application
• Ensure your HCPC registration is current and details match

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