CT Training Lead Band 7 Radiographer

MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 1 To be responsible for the organisation of workload and supervision and day to day operational running of all radiographic staff within the area that they are working. 2 To be responsible for all radiological equipment within the area that they are working. 3 To ensure that the department delivers a high quality patient experience. 4 To ensure the safety of all patients, staff and visitors to the department. 5 To liaise with the multidisciplinary team to ensure that room utilisation is maximised and to prioritise patients to ensure optimum efficiency and service quality. 6 To provide timely professional support to colleagues, radiographic, radiological, nursing and all other staff groups. 7 To ensure that the images produced are of the highest possible quality as befits a department and to lead by example. 8 To work with the Radiation Protection Supervisors /Modality Leads/Lead Radiographers for Clinical Governance and Quality, within the area that they are working, ensuring compliance under IRMER and IRR. 9 To support the Lead Radiographers and deputise for them when required. 10 To ensure all data inputs are recorded accurately in order to maintain integrity of data for both patients and service. 11 To ensure that a high personal level of professional practice is maintained and extended though participation in Professional Development. 12 To ensure radiation doses to both staff and patients are kept to a minimum whilst providing diagnostic images. 13 To support the Medical Physics team to deliver local Dose Reference Levels for commonly used examinations and procedures. 14 To play an integral role in departmental and division activities such as Health and Safety, Audit, Research, Clinical Governance and investigation of adverse incidents and complaints. 15 To lead and manage a range of staff and deliver a service in a specialised clinical environment, including complex examinations with a wide variety of patient presentations across a range of modalities. 16 To work closely with the Lead Radiographers, Superintendents, other colleagues, Radiologists and nurses to ensure provision of an efficient and responsive radiographic services across the department. 17 To oversee the training of radiographers in CT Job description Job responsibilities MAIN DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 1 To be responsible for the organisation of workload and supervision and day to day operational running of all radiographic staff within the area that they are working. 2 To be responsible for all radiological equipment within the area that they are working. 3 To ensure that the department delivers a high quality patient experience. 4 To ensure the safety of all patients, staff and visitors to the department. 5 To liaise with the multidisciplinary team to ensure that room utilisation is maximised and to prioritise patients to ensure optimum efficiency and service quality. 6 To provide timely professional support to colleagues, radiographic, radiological, nursing and all other staff groups. 7 To ensure that the images produced are of the highest possible quality as befits a department and to lead by example. 8 To work with the Radiation Protection Supervisors /Modality Leads/Lead Radiographers for Clinical Governance and Quality, within the area that they are working, ensuring compliance under IRMER and IRR. 9 To support the Lead Radiographers and deputise for them when required. 10 To ensure all data inputs are recorded accurately in order to maintain integrity of data for both patients and service. 11 To ensure that a high personal level of professional practice is maintained and extended though participation in Professional Development. 12 To ensure radiation doses to both staff and patients are kept to a minimum whilst providing diagnostic images. 13 To support the Medical Physics team to deliver local Dose Reference Levels for commonly used examinations and procedures. 14 To play an integral role in departmental and division activities such as Health and Safety, Audit, Research, Clinical Governance and investigation of adverse incidents and complaints. 15 To lead and manage a range of staff and deliver a service in a specialised clinical environment, including complex examinations with a wide variety of patient presentations across a range of modalities. 16 To work closely with the Lead Radiographers, Superintendents, other colleagues, Radiologists and nurses to ensure provision of an efficient and responsive radiographic services across the department. 17 To oversee the training of radiographers in CT