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University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

Nuclear Medicine Clinical Scientist

Leicester
Posted about 18 hours ago
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The University Hospitals of Leicester (UHL) NHS Trust wishes to appoint a highly motivated Band 7 Clinical Scientist within Nuclear Medicine.

This role will be based between UHL and Northampton General Hospital (NGH) in the provision of a Nuclear Medicine scientist service.

About the Role

The successful applicant is expected to be a registered Clinical Scientist (or close to registration), ideally with some experience across all areas of Nuclear Medicine.

Responsibilities

UHL and UHN Nuclear Medicine services both cover a wide range of diagnostic tests and molecular radiotherapy services (mRT) and provide services across 4 sites in total. Each Trust has an onsite radiopharmacy.

Equipment and Services at UHL

  • 5 gamma cameras
    • 1 dedicated cardiac
    • 4 SPECT/CT gamma cameras
  • mRT service includes:
    • Iodine ablation therapy
    • Thyrotoxicosis therapy
    • Lu-177 PRRT
    • Xofigo

Equipment and Services at UHN

  • 4 gamma cameras
    • 1 dedicated cardiac
    • 1 standard gamma camera
    • 2 with CT capability
  • mRT service includes:
    • Iodine ablation therapy
    • Thyrotoxicosis therapy
    • Xofigo

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The departments participate in clinical research trials. PET-CT is provided at NGH and Glenfield by AML for which UHL currently provide RPA, RWA, and MPE services.

Working Arrangements

  • Flexibility in the time spent at the sites covering Nuclear Medicine
  • Remote working is also possible

Employment Details

Anyone appointed without HCPC registration will be employed under AfC Annex 21

Key Duties

The post holder will prioritize and manage their own work to provide scientific support to the service. The post holder will apply a broad range of scientific skills, knowledge, and experience in Nuclear Medicine and will liaise closely with the scientific, medical, technical, nursing, and other staff to deliver an effective diagnostic and therapeutic Nuclear Medicine service.

About the Trust

Vision and Strategy

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In 2023, with the support and feedback of colleagues, patients, and partners, we developed a vision and strategy to act as our compass until 2030.

Primary Goals

  • High-quality care for all
  • Being a great place to work
  • Partnerships for impact
  • Research and education excellence

Values

  • We are compassionate
  • We are proud
  • We are inclusive
  • We are one team

Our strategy enables us to look to the future with clarity on what we already do well and where we focus our energies to make an even bigger difference for people in Leicester, Leicestershire, Rutland, and beyond.

Contact Information

For further details / informal visits contact:

  • Name: Nicola Booth
  • Job title: Head of Nuclear Medicine Physics
  • Email address: nicola.booth20@nhs.net
  • Telephone number: 0116 258 6331

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Skills

Nuclear Medicine
Clinical Science
Molecular Radiotherapy
Diagnostic Testing
Radiopharmacy
SPECT/CT
Gamma Camera Operation
Iodine Ablation Therapy
Lu-177 PRRT
Xofigo
Clinical Research
PET-CT
Radiation Protection
Scientific Support

Location

Leicester, England, United Kingdom

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