Practitioner Therapeutic Radiographer - Treatment, Band 6
Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Hereford, HR1 2BNView on map(opens Google Maps in a new tab)
Salary
£39,959 to £48,117
Contract
Permanent
Hours
Not specified
Closing date
1 October 2026
3 days leftJob description
Gloucestershire Oncology Centre has a progressive Radiotherapy department across two sites with state of the art machines delivering IMRT, Arcing and ...
Work as an operator, entitled under IRMER, to deliver and supervise a range of complex Radiotherapy procedures requiring precise positioning of patients and machinery, meeting professional and departmental standards.
Undertake the daily operation and organisation of the treatment machine. Responsible to act up in the absence of the Band 7 Team Lead, Enhanced Practitioner.
Carry out volumetric imaging, making decisions regarding treatment placement. Carry out palliative KV imaging on-set planning. Become a Imaging Practitioner for concomitant exposures. Provide evidence-based advice regarding treatment related side effects. Administer medication under PGD guidelines. Supervise and train junior staff and students. Carry out staff appraisals.
Update the department's Quality Management System. Ensure that equipment is safe and accurate to operate, reporting faults and incidents. Undertake Category 1 cover for Bank Holidays and work at the Cheltenham Site, if required.
A detailed job description is included.
Visits to the Hereford site can be arranged.
Contact Lisa Addislisa.addis@nhs.net, 0300 422 2919to arrange a visit.
The Gloucestershire Oncology Centre provides Radiotherapy services to patients from Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, and Worcestershire.
The Trust Values of Caring, Compassionate, Inclusive and Accountable which underpin our vision which is Deliver the best care, every day, for everyone.
The centre is over two sites with the primary site in the Oncology Centre of Cheltenham General Hospital and a Satellite site at the County Hospital, Hereford.
The objective of the Oncology Centre and Radiotherapy department is to provide curative and palliative care to patients in a compassionate and professional environment.
The Radiotherapy Vision is - "Outstanding Radiotherapy delivered with excellent professionalism, expertise and compassionate care"
To this end, the post holder will have responsibility for delivering an efficient, high quality, safe service for patients, with outstanding patient care.
Qualifications
Essential: - BSc in Radiotherapy or equivalent; - HCPC Registration
Desirable: - Evidence of post registration experience; - MSc module in Patient Review
Experience
Essential: - Experience of working in an advanced Radiotherapy Centre; - Experience of skills with IGRT; - IT competency
Desirable: - Use of specific department computerised system (Aria); - Use of hospital computerised systems; - Experience of periods of acting up in to advanced positions
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities
Essential: - Work well under pressure; - Good problem solving
Desirable: - Good administrative skills
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First seen
14 September 2026
Last checked
16 September 2026
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