The Royal Berkshire
Technical and Developmental Lead Radiographer

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Band 8A Technical and Developmental Lead Radiographer
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust, Berkshire Cancer Centre, Reading and Bracknell
Full Time 37.5 Hours per week | Permanent
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced and motivated Therapeutic Radiographer to join the Berkshire Cancer Centre as our Technical and Developmental Lead Radiographer.
This senior clinical leadership role will lead the introduction, implementation and evaluation of innovative radiotherapy techniques and technologies across the service. The successful candidate will work closely with Radiotherapy Managers, Clinical Oncologists, Medical Physicists, and the wider multidisciplinary team to drive technical development, service improvement and excellence in patient care.
The post holder will provide expert clinical and technical leadership, horizon scan emerging technologies, lead technique implementation projects, develop associated protocols and ensure safe adoption of new ways of working in accordance with national guidance, and departmental strategy.
This is a fantastic opportunity for an ambitious radiographer who is passionate about innovation, research and service development.
Prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to arrange an informal conversation or visit to learn more about this exciting opportunity.
Interviews will be held in late August / early September 2026.
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The Successful Candidate Will
- Lead the implementation of new radiotherapy techniques and technologies.
- Provide expert technical and clinical advice to multidisciplinary teams.
- Develop, review and implement policies, protocols and pathways supporting service innovation.
- Lead technical service developments aligned to departmental and national priorities.
- Horizon scan and evaluate emerging technologies and evidence-based practice.
- Maintain expert clinical practice through regular treatment delivery.
- Work collaboratively with the Radiotherapy Workforce & Education team to ensure effective implementation of technique-related training programmes.
- Lead and support audit, research and service evaluation projects.
- Present and publish innovations and research findings nationally and internationally.
- Support operational service delivery and undertake senior leadership responsibilities as required by the Radiotherapy Managers.
- Participate in on-call and flexible service provision.
The Berkshire Cancer Centre Provides Comprehensive Radiotherapy Services Across Reading And Bracknell And Is Fully CHKS Accredited. The Department Is Equipped With
- Four Elekta Linear Accelerators.
- Two GE CT Simulators.
- Surface Guided Radiotherapy technology.
- Superficial X-ray services.
- High Dose Rate Brachytherapy services.
- Advanced techniques including VMAT, SABR, DIBH and Adaptive Radiotherapy.


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The department has an excellent reputation for innovation, service improvement, workforce development and research. We are also committed to supporting staff through structured career progression, leadership development, education and research opportunities.
Our diverse workforce of staff and learners all benefit from working with high quality equipment and optimum treatment techniques, whilst experiencing positive levels of clinical support and professional development in all aspects of their training and competence.
The CQC rated the care provided by the Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust as Good.
Our values: Compassionate, Aspirational, Resourceful, Excellent
reflect the type of Trust we aspire to be and you can join our dedicated and talented staff to make this happen.
For further details / informal visits contact:
Name: Azma Siddiqui
Job title: Radiotherapy Workforce Manager
Email address: azma.siddiqui@royalberkshire.nhs.uk
Telephone number: 01183225685
For further information or to arrange an informal discussion please contact:
Azma Siddiqui
Radiotherapy Workforce Manager
Berkshire Cancer Centre
Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
Email: azma.siddiqui@royalberkshire.nhs.uk
Telephone: 0118 322 5685
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