Clinical Scientist - Radiotherapy Physicist

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Name

John Lilley Position

Head of

External Beam Radiotherapy Physics Email

johnlilley@nhs.net

Phone number

0113 2067617

Shortlisting Date

29/10/26

Interview Date

18/11/26 Why you should join our Team Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is one of the largest and busiest acute hospital trusts in the UK. We are committed to delivering the highest quality and safest treatment and care to every patient, every time. Our staff helped to define the values and behaviours that we should work to so that we can achieve this vision. This has become known as The Leeds Way, and forms the foundation of our culture, our ethos and how we work every day. The radiotherapy service in St James’s treats over 7500 new radiotherapy patients per annum. The centre is equipped with the latest technology, including 12 Versa HDs, MRSim, RayStation treatment planning, a Flexitron HDR remote afterloading platform for advanced image guided brachytherapy, I-125 prostate brachytherapy service and Gamma Knife ICON. The managed equipment service was recently renewed, ensuring equipment replacement and comprehensive support for the next 15 years. What you will bring to the role You will need a Good (1st or 2nd class) honours degree in a relevant subject and MSc or equivalent in radiotherapy physics [or equivalent field] HCPC registration as a Clinical Scientist or working to achieve registration within 12 months of recruitment. Appropriate post-graduate training within a structured programme that includes radiotherapy physics and/or imaging for radiotherapy (MR an advantage) e.g. IPEM Clinical Scientist Training Scheme or Modernising Scientific Careers (MSC) Scientific Training Programme (STP) or equivalent scheme. Qualifications, knowledge and experience to act as an Operator under IR(ME)R within the field of radiotherapy. Specialist knowledge and practical experience of main areas of radiotherapy physics. Understanding patient progress through radiotherapy and the requirements of a radiotherapy physics service to ensure that it is performed in a safe and accurate manner. Understanding of relevant legislation, national standards, codes of practice, professional and other guidelines. To always act in a professional manner, showing courtesy and respect for other staff and patients and maintain patient dignity and confidentiality. Ability to carry out radiotherapy quality assurance and other detailed experimental work associated with radiotherapy physics. Ability to communicate highly complex information, e.g. at post-graduate physics level, to non-physics based colleagues. Please see the attached job description for further information about this vacancy. About Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust Our Trust values The Leeds Way is working together to support each other and deliver the best possible care to patients. We are…. Responsible Open and Honest One Team Kind

Our Trust priorities Our purpose

Excellent, safe and sustainable care for every patient every time

Our priorities

People Improvement and Innovation Partnerships Outcomes Sponsorship Eligibility To comply with UK Government regulations on Skilled Worker sponsorship, Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust is unable to provide sponsorship to applicants who do not meet the eligibility criteria or the salary threshold concessions set out under the Skilled Worker visa route. Please take this into consideration before submitting your application. Full guidance on these concessions, including details of who may qualify, can be found here. We reserve the right to close this advert early if we receive a high number of suitable applications.