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Consultant Breast Radiologist
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Consultant Breast Radiologist
Consultant in Breast Radiology
Location: University Hospital Wishaw, NHS Lanarkshire (with possible cross-site working at University Hospitals Monklands and Hairmyres)
NHS Lanarkshire invites applications for the following post:
Post Title
Consultant Radiologist, subspecialty focus in Breast Radiology (10-month planned activity [PA] contract with optional Sessions Personal Assignment [SPA] consideration)
Start Date
Available from start of August 2026
About the Role
This is a replacement post in a dedicated breast radiology role. The appointment will primarily take place at University Hospital Wishaw but may require cross-site working. No on-call duty is required, though incorporation of core general radiology sessions may be possible.
The successful applicant will lead the investigation and management of benign and malignant breast diseases, covering a full spectrum of:
- One-stop clinics
- MRI reporting
- Digital Breast Tomosynthesis
- Contrast-enhanced mammography
- Wireless localisation techniques (e.g., for impalpable breast cancers)
Procedural skills must include:
- Ultrasound-guided biopsy
- Stereotactic biopsy
This role offers full-time employment on a 10 PA basis, though part-time and flexible options will be considered. Enhanced Personnel Authority (EPA) considerations will be reviewed for both full-time and part-time applicants.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver specialist breast radiographic services across multiple sites
- Participate in multidisciplinary breast clinic triage and decision-making
- Lead service development and innovation, aligned with quality improvement, patient safety, and education initiatives
- Act as an Appraiser, educator, or researcher (if offered honorary status subject to eligibility)
- Cooperation with clinical audit and research frameworks developed with NHS Lanarkshire and affiliation with the University of Glasgow (where applicable)
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Requirements
Essential
- Medical degree (MBBS or equivalent)
- MRCS/MRCR/UK equivalent complimentary Exams
- Breast Radiology Specialist Skills (including advanced tomosynthesis, contrast-enhanced mammography, and biopsy procedures)
- Proven ability to lead one-stop breast clinics
- Autonomy in managing complex breast pathology and multidisciplinary collaboration
- Experience demonstrating commitment to high-quality, patient-centred care
Additional Considerations (Preferred)
- Interest in quality improvement, patient safety, Medical Education, or Research & Development
- Evidence of innovation in breast services
- Commitment to University of Glasgow affiliation and honorary lecturing (if applicable)
Benefits
Professional Development
- Enhanced Personnel Authority support for motivated applicants proposing SPA activities
- Equality of opportunity for changes towards no SPA compulsory routine appointments (e.g., education, quality initiatives)
- Honorary Status opportunities at the University of Glasgow for teaching, research, or scholarship roles (eligibility applies as per university regulations).
University Affiliation Benefits (where applicable)
- Access to the University of Glasgow ID card
- Use of the University Library and facilities
- Free/ discounted IT and educational equipment (through IT Services)
- Discounted university resources (via PC procurement grants)
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Equality & Daftolink Commitments
NHS Lanarkshire maintains a diverse and inclusive workforce policy, advocating for individuals from all backgrounds, including those with diversity or protected characteristics (e.g., cared experienced, disabilities, ethnicities, LGBTQ+).
Specific Documentation Requirements
- Valid UK work authorisation confirmed via the Home Office for all employees
- Certificate of Sponsorship to be provided if earlier UK visa/ethics < Home Office Point-Based System applies
Application & Contact Details
Inquiries
Informal requests about the position should be directed to: Dr Karen Gray, Associate Medical Director, Access & Diagnostics 📧 karen.gray3@lanarkshire.scot.nhs.uk
General Application Queries
📧 medical.dentalconsultant@lanarkshire.scot.nhs.uk
Interview
📅 Interview date: 14 July 2026
Further Resources
Application packs for consultation may be viewed at: NHS Lanarkshire Recruitment
Accessibility & Support
If preferred, applications or job details can be released in alternative formats (large print, braille, etc.). Contact the recruitment team directly outlining accessibility requirements.
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