We are looking for an enthusiastic Clinical Technologist or Radiographer to join the current team. Ideally the candidate should have some clinical Nuclear Medicine experience, however training will be given. There is potential in the future for the Department to support post-graduate level education, which would place the candidate in a strong position to be considered for future band 6 positions.
The Nuclear Medicine Department at St James’ Hospital has four state of the art gamma cameras, including three hybrid GE D670/640 SPECT/CT machines, with two of these being replaced in the near future. The department provides a wide range of imaging and non-imaging services. There is an on-site radiopharmacy producing radiopharmaceuticals for both sites.
A collaborative PET-CT service is also running within the Nuclear Medicine department at St James’s, providing complex research PET/CT, brain PET/CT, paediatric scanning, as well as routine PET/CT imaging.
The Nuclear Medicine Department at Leeds General Infirmary has a GE 850 SPECT/CT camera and a GE Discovery 530C solid state dedicated cardiac gamma camera. This department provides a supra-regional service for nuclear cardiology investigations including myocardial perfusion imaging, and provides general nuclear medicine services for adults and paediatrics.
The successful candidate would be required to rotate between the two sites in Leeds, St James’ Hospital and the Leeds General Infirmary. We currently have an optional flexible working pattern available once you have been trained.
