Applications are invited for a full time Consultant Radiologist post specialising in NM, PETCT and general radiology, which has arisen from the increasing activity and outstanding unfilled sessions within the department. The appointment offers an opportunity to strengthen an established Nuclear Medicine team, which consists of 10 radiologists - three of whom are dually qualified as Nuclear Medicine Physicians as well as Clinical Radiology.
The post will include general radiology sessions (up to two sessions), and the successful candidate is expected to support and participate in departmental objectives which includes ultrasound scanning, duty/urgent radiology reporting, weekday evening and weekend support for trainees (including trauma), and may include the provision of extended-day consultant lead reporting and general on-call in the future. The post will be based at the Charing Cross, Hammersmith and St Mary's campuses, depending on the needs of the department. The post will include two sessions for SPA.
The mainstay of the post will be reporting activity covering all FDG and non-FDG tracers in use, as well as nuclear medicine studies. The post-holder will be expected to contribute to the Knee MRC MDT, and experience in joint prosthesis work is essential. It is essential the candidate is also able to support the running of the NM department generally, such as taking clinical NM queries from staff, trainees and referrers. The post will include general radiology sessions (up to two sessions), and the successful candidate is expected to support and participate in departmental objectives which includes ultrasound scanning, duty/urgent radiology reporting, weekday evening and weekend support for trainees (including trauma), and may include the provision of extended-day consultant lead reporting and general on-call in the future.
The post will be based at the Charing Cross, Hammersmith and St Mary's campuses, but may change in view of the Trust site and clinical strategy reviews which are on-going. The post holder will also be expected to play an active role in trainee supervision - as a clinical or educational supervisor - and teaching as well as close liaison with clinical staff, and have ambitions to take on various management roles in the department. Rapid access and scan turnaround times, as well as efficient and safe inpatient and emergency workload, are key priorities for the department as a whole.
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