Job overview
THIS POST IS FIXED TERM FOR 5 MONTHS DUE TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE SERVICE
The post holder will be expected to play a key role and to work autonomously in the operational and clinical leadership of image verification, delivery and all relevant processes within the Radiotherapy Department, including acting as the IR(ME)R entitled practitioner to authorise additional radiation exposures where justified (including treatment image verification and CT planning scans).
Main duties of the job
To be responsible for managing the image verification pathway for all relevant patients and ensuring adequate training, guidance and leadership for all relevant staff, to include fellow radiographers, students, dosimetrists, clinical scientist and clinical oncologists.
- Ensure records are retained for all staff image training. • Manage a cohort of approximately (and above) 100 patients ensuring they have accurate, appropriate and consistent imaging and treatment. • Assist in the provision of all aspects of the radiotherapy service to ensure the highest quality of patient care. • Liaise with colleagues with a multidisciplinary approach to monitor and improve the service provided. • Support and train members of staff to maintain and develop professional and personal skills and standards, with image verification and IR(ME)R at the forefront. • Ensure that all IR(ME)R, IRR17, Health and Safety, Manual Handling and Quality Assurance regulations are adhered to. • Make professional judgements by applying a critical and analytical approach to all image verification situations. This is particularly important where deviations from protocol occur, and the justification of radiation exposure must be clearly addressed and documented. • To be responsible for their practice and to adhere to the professional code of conduct at all times.
Detailed job description and main responsibilities
Please see the attached job description and person specification for a detailed outline of the job requirements. This is available for you bilingually, in English and Welsh.
The ability to speak Welsh is desirable for this post; English and/or Welsh speakers are equally welcome to apply.
Person specification
Skills
Essential
- Organisational skills including the ability to manage multiple and conflicting tasks. • Excellent verbal and written communication skills • Leadership Skills including motivation.
Desirable
- Teaching and mentoring skills
Knowledge
Essential
- Wide Knowledge of Radiotherapy Principles and techniques. Highly Specialised and detailed knowledge of Cone Beam,2D,3D and 4D Imaging. Knowledge and understanding of Clinical Governance. Understanding of IR(ME)R regulations. Knowledge and understanding of current radiotherapy issues including national guidelines and trials.
Desirable
- Knowledge of Quality Assurance,Ipassport and Audit.
- Student Assessment.
Experience
Essential
- Extensive experience at senior level. Significant experience of supervision and staff management. Strategic planning of complex activities in Radiotherapy. Manage and implement change
Desirable
- Manage and implement change
Qualifications
Essential
- BSC (Hon) Therapy Radiography \ DCR (T). State Registered Additional formal learning in a specialist area to MSc or equivalent level.
Desirable
- Other Post Graduate qualifications.
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This advert is for Imaging Specialist Radiographer with Swansea Bay University Health Board in Swansea, Swansea, Wales. It is listed as a Band 8 Radiographer role. The advertised salary is £58,379 - £65,723 per annum pro rata. The contract type is 5 months (Fixed Term 5 Months). The application deadline is 26 Jul 2026.
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