Locum Consultant Radiologist with special interest in Chest

There are currently 20 trainees appointed to Bradford at any one time. Radiologists are expected to mentor as Clinical Supervisors and are encouraged to take on Educational Trainees following appropriate training. There is a responsibility to undertake appropriate teaching of health care professionals within the Trust. Undergraduate medical students from Leeds have clinical attachments within the Trust and Radiology Department.

The post-holder is managerially accountable to the Clinical Director of the Clinical Service Unit in the first instance and professionally accountable to the Chief Medical Officer at BTHFT. The CSU leadership team comprises the Clinical Director, General Manager, Workforce Lead and Nurse Matron, supported by Administrative Managers and Modality Superintendent Radiographers.

The appointee will work closely with two colleagues (one of which is partially retired and part-time) with special interests in chest imaging, the Respiratory team and the Lung Cancer MDT and team. Specialist activities will include all chest CT and US Interventions.

In addition to specialist Chest/Thoracic service, the appointee will support:

Specialty: The radiologist will join their specialty colleagues to report from the specialty reporting basket in PACS (AGFA EI) as well as acute reporting baskets. They will prepare and attend Specialty MDTs and clinical meetings and will be expected to be available to respond to specialist queries. They will have CT and US intervention sessions and must be able to perform all aspects of chest interventions, such as chest drainage and lung biopsies.

General Acute service: Radiologists are expected to contribute to the weekly rota to provide Duty Radiologist or Inpatient CT or MR hot reporting. They are expected to check overnight on call reports and support trainees with acute general reporting.

Home working, home reporting and extended working days may be negotiable following review with the CSU lead with, depending on service requirements, up-to one non-working day or up-to one day working from home.

Training: The Radiology Department within the Bradford Trust forms part of the West Yorkshire Training Academy in Radiology with rotations of Specialist Registrars.

Trainees on the Scheme usually spend one or two six month periods in Bradford as part of their "basic training" and there are options for both General and Specialist attachments in Bradford during their "higher training".

Our People Charter outlines the behaviours we can expect from one another and what you can expect from Bradford Teaching Hospitals Foundation Trust:

We're keen to meet people who share these values and are passionate about delivering the highest quality of care to our patients.

Experience

Essential: - Evidence of completing an approved period of training in Radiology

Desirable: - Evidence of a developing special interest or additional related training e.g. research/education/clinical management

Qualifications

Skills