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Nuclear Medicine Radiographer - South Yorkshire

London
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Nuclear Medicine Radiographer – Part-Time Locum

Location: Yorkshire
Hours: 28 hours per week
Working days: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Working pattern: 09:00–16:45 (45-minute lunch break)
Department: Nuclear Medicine (no PET-CT)

About the Role

We are looking for a Nuclear Medicine Radiographer to join a busy imaging department on a part-time locum basis, covering 28 hours per week.

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The department operates Monday to Friday, 08:30–16:45, and provides a comprehensive Nuclear Medicine service (PET-CT is not undertaken on-site). Cover is particularly needed on Mondays and Fridays, alongside additional shifts on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Working Pattern

  • Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
  • 09:00–16:45, inclusive of a 45-minute lunch break
  • 28 hours per week

Requirements

  • HCPC / RCT or Similar
  • Nuclear Medicine experience essential
  • IRR17 Classified Person status is strongly preferred. Non-classified applicants will still be considered but will be unable to handle radiopharmaceuticals or manage radioactive spills, which will affect the scope of duties that can be undertaken.

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What's on Offer

  • Competitive locum rates
  • Flexible, structured part-time hours
  • Supportive Nuclear Medicine team
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Skills

Nuclear medicine
Radiography
Imaging
HCPC registration
RCT registration
IRR17 compliance
Radiopharmaceuticals handling
Radioactive spill management

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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