York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Consultant Radiologist

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Consultant Radiologists - Chest, Head and Neck/Neuroradiology, Musculoskeletal, Vascular Interventional Radiology
The radiology department is a thriving, cohesive team seeking Consultant Radiologists with subspecialty interests including Chest, Head and Neck/Neuroradiology, Musculoskeletal, and Vascular Interventional Radiology. The post will provide additional specialist reporting to support and develop Trust imaging services, with flexibility to accommodate the successful applicant’s interests.
Duties:
- General and specialist MRI and CT reporting
- Ultrasound
- Fluoroscopy
- Support for specialist MDTs
- Vascular Interventional Radiology candidates will also undertake vascular and non-vascular interventional procedures
- Acute general work within a dedicated CT and MRI reporting hub
- Two-hour weekly duty radiologist session
On-call duties:
- Diagnostic Radiology on-call is currently 1 in 15, covering 5pm–9pm weekdays and 9am–9pm weekends, with external cover outside these hours and occasional remote cover by the post holder
- Interventional Radiology on-call is currently 1 in 6 and is expected to reduce with further appointments
Location:
- The post can be based at one of the two main acute hospital sites situated in York or Scarborough
- An expectation to provide onsite clinical cover at both of these sites from the Consultant Radiologist workforce (currently approximately one day per fortnight at the none base site; travel time between sites included in the remuneration package)
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Team and Environment:
- Acute CT and MRI reporting is dealt with by a team based within a dedicated acute reporting hub allowing cross-cover and subspecialty support
- All Radiologists have a short weekly session as the duty radiologist to support general vetting and radiographer queries
- Protected subspecialist reporting sessions are job planned and tailored to sub speciality interests, but might include: diagnostic ultrasound, fluoroscopy, MRI and CT lists, with intervention based on specialty and alongside both cancer and non-cancer MDTs
- The current radiology team have an excellent reputation for providing high quality reports and specialist opinions. It is a supportive and nurturing department with high rates of retention and job satisfaction
Teaching and Training:
- The radiology department is committed to teaching. We support radiology trainees from both West Yorkshire (Leeds) and east Yorkshire (Hull) training schemes. The department is consistently rated highly by trainees
- We have strong links with the Hull York Medical School, providing further opportunities in under- and post -graduate teaching and training


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Our Benefits
We offer a range of benefits to support our staff including:
- Access to the NHS Pension Scheme, providing generous benefits upon retirement, as well as a lump sum and pension for dependants
- 27 days holiday rising to 33 days (depending on NHS Trust service)
- A variety of different types of paid and unpaid leave covering emergency and planned leave
- Confidential advice and support on personal, work, family and relationship issues, 24/7, from our Employee Assistance Programme
- NHS Car Lease scheme and Cycle to Work scheme
- An extensive range of learning and development opportunities
- Discounts on restaurants, getaways, shopping, motoring, cinema and finance from a range of providers
For further information on the fantastic range of benefits we offer please visit the Trust's dedicated Staff Benefits pages.
Contact
For further details / informal visits contact:
- Name: Dr Peter Brown
- Job title: Radiology Clinical Director
- Email address: yhs-tr.radiologysecretaries@nhs.net
- Telephone number: 01904 726675
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