Radiographer

Communications and Relationship skills - (Factor 1) Promote good interdisciplinary working relationships Communicate complex and sensitive information To maintain good communications with other health care professionals and departments to ensure excellent delivery of service Possess good verbal English To proactively work as a team to achieve a common goal Analytical and Judgemental skills - (Factor 3) To independently assess and justify examinations according to the IR(ME)R 2017 regulations using departmental protocols as appropriate To assess and evaluate the quality of images using experience and training, undertaking further projections as necessary and taking advice when appropriate Planning and Organisational skills - (Factor 4) To work according to the needs of the department by taking part in all department rotas- working 24/7 i.e. days, nights, weekends, bank holidays, early and late duties To use clinical knowledge and understanding to organise and prioritise patient imaging To be able to work autonomously and as part of a team Patient/ Client Care - (Factor 6) To be familiar with all aspects of patient preparation and procedures for general and more specialised examinations advising patients, staff and carers to gain informed consent before proceeding To ensure safe patient care and welfare whilst under the care of the Trust. To adhere to the Trusts Patient First values Please see Job Description and Person Specification for full details.