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Clinical Specialist Lead Radiographer


Location
Middlesbrough, England
Salary
£49,387 - £56,515 per annum
Profession
Radiographer
Grade
Band 7
Deadline
19 Jul 2026
Contract Type
Permanent
Posted Date
03 Jul 2026
Medical Protection — the side of locally employed doctors from £83

Job overview

The James Cook University Hospital (JCUH) Radiotherapy department is a forward-thinking department equipped with 4 Elekta Agility and 2 Elekta EVO Linacs. Featuring IRIS high-definition AI imaging and adaptive planning capability. Our service delivers advanced treatments including Symmetry 4D SABR, Cardiac SABR and DIBH further enhanced by 3 Catalyst HD C-Rad SGRT devices.

A new WOmed T-200 superficial unit is also due to be installed early 2027.

Pre-treatment imaging consists of two Siemens wide-bore CT scanners with Prosoma software and an active brachytherapy service using Nucletron remote after-loading.

We utilise Monaco and Raystation for treatment planning, with Mosaiq managing electronic data transfer throughout the department.

Beyond technology, we are committed to our people. Awarded the Macmillan Quality Environment Mark (MQEM), we pride ourselves on creating a welcoming space for patients and a collaborative environment for staff.

Our Radiographers are fully involved in the MDT approach to developments within department and we actively support clinical development from entry-level to Advanced Practitioner. The department has a major commitment to evidence based practice, and participates in multi-centre clinical research trials, led by our Radiotherapy Research Team.

We are looking for highly motivated professionals with excellent interpersonal skills to join our team and help shape the future of radiotherapy at JCUH.

  • Hours per week

Main duties of the job

The Clinical Specialist Lead Radiographer will provide expert clinical leadership within radiotherapy, with a focus on operational oversight, image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT), and complex decision-making. The post holder will lead on acute operational needs, emergency treatment allocation, image review, and staff support to ensure safe, effective, and timely delivery of radiotherapy.

The role will contribute to service capacity management, multidisciplinary working, quality assurance, and workforce development by identifying trends, leading audits, and supporting training and peer review activities.

Detailed job description and main responsibilities

Please see the full job description and person specification document(s) for main responsibilities of the role.

Person specification

Experience

Essential

  • Evidence of supervisory / mentoring role
  • Evidence of experience of advanced technical radiotherapy
  • Evidence of clinical experience in a range of procedures, practices & equipment including 3D and 2D on set imaging
  • Participation in clinical audit / research

Knolwedge & Skills

Essential

  • Expert knowledge of planning / treatment delivery
  • Excellent communication & interpersonal skills
  • Demonstration of effective leadership skills
  • Ability to work independently

Qualifications & Training

Essential

  • BSc Hons in Radiotherapy or equivalent
  • HCPC Registration as a Therapeutic Radiographer
  • Evidence of continuing professional development

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