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Band 7 Pre-Treatment Radiotherapy Radiographer | University Hospitals Dorset NHS Foundation Trust

Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Poole
5 days ago
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Overview

We are looking to employ a Full Time Band 7 Pre Treatment Radiotherapy Radiographer who has significant current experience of Pre-Treatment at a Band 6 level or above.

The successful candidate will need to make evidence based decisions within the prescribed scope of practice and demonstrate analysis and approval of planning and treatment verification images, following designated training and adhering to work instructions and protocols.

They will show the ability to demonstrate knowledge of pre- treatment equipment and technology, complex techniques, and issues of patient care commensurate with the grade of the position.

The post holder needs to demonstrate evidence of developing staff by training and delegation. Together with the ability to manage, lead and motivate groups of staff effectively.

The post holder will require a thorough and detailed knowledge of principles and concepts underpinning the broad range of applications and techniques used in radiotherapy.

This role requires HCPC Registration.

Rota: Four days between Monday and Friday 07.45-17.37 with a rolling day off each week

Base Location: Poole Hospital

Interview Date: 13th November 2025

Responsibilities
  • Take responsibility for the daily management of the pre-treatment radiotherapy section and assist in the operational management of a specialist highly complex pre-treatment radiotherapy work base and supervising the radiotherapy team.
  • Support the continuity of patient flow throughout all aspects of the pre-treatment pathway from mould room to multimodality imaging and virtual simulation.
  • Work within a computerised and technologically advanced environment covering a wide range of specialist pre-treatment techniques such as contrast administration and motion management imaging, while facilitating the development and integration of skills and competencies within the team.
  • Liaise and collaborate with medical, physics, radiology and nuclear medicine, nursing, clerical and support staff within the Trust, as well as educational partners.
  • Support the Head of Service in developing and advancing the service offered by the department through resource management and protocol and technique development.
Qualifications and Requirements
  • HCPC Registration is required.
Organisational Context
  • Our values define who we are as #TeamUHD. They underpin everything we do now and in the future. They define how we treat our patients, visitors, and each other, our valued teammates and colleagues.
  • UHD are investing in services across the Trust, with many being transformed and developed following merger and the New Hospital Programme.
  • This means that some services may move site this year or next, either temporarily or long term. Recruiting Managers interviewing for this role will be happy to answer any specific questions that you have at interview.
Additional Information
  • To understand the role in more detail please read the full job description and person specification documents which are attached to this advert.
  • This advert closes on Wednesday 5 Nov 2025


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