Cross sectional Radiographer (CT / MRI) - London

Fixed Term Senior Radiographer (£40,000–£53,000 per annum) Location: London Reporting to: Imaging Manager Contract: Fixed Term Cover (Mid July 2026 to End of January 2027 – approximately 6.5 months) Company Overview Our client is a leading private outpatient and diagnostic provider located within London's premier medical district, delivering exceptional services across Cardiology, Orthopaedics, Sports Medicine, Podiatry, Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT), and Executive Health Screening. Their multidisciplinary team of highly regarded consultants and clinicians, combined with state-of-the-art diagnostic facilities, enables them to provide outstanding care to private patients. They offer a premium imaging service, bringing together advanced technology and clinical expertise to support accurate and timely diagnosis. Patients are at the centre of everything they do, with a focus on delivering personalised, efficient, and compassionate care throughout every stage of the diagnostic pathway. Reporting To Imaging Manager Core Responsibilities & Key Accountabilities Clinical • Perform a variety of diagnostic imaging procedures, including MRI, CT, fluoroscopy and X-ray examinations. Cardiac MRI and/or Cardiac CT experience is essential. • Undertake IV cannulation. • Prepare and position patients safely and comfortably for imaging procedures. • Operate and maintain imaging equipment to produce high-quality diagnostic images, reporting equipment faults where required. • Monitor patients during procedures, adjusting techniques where necessary to obtain optimum images. • Ensure all patient documentation and imaging records are completed accurately in line with departmental policies. • Adhere to radiation safety procedures to minimise exposure for patients and colleagues. • Maintain up-to-date knowledge of imaging technology and participate in continuing professional development. • Assist with equipment maintenance, quality control and maintaining a clean clinical environment. • Participate in governance programmes, including audits and quality assurance. • Work in accordance with the Code of Practice for the Use of Ionising Radiation and IR(ME)R regulations. • Report adverse incidents and near misses through the incident reporting system. • Support the administrative team with patient bookings, vetting and other administrative duties where required. • Communicate professionally, safely and empathetically with patients and carers before, during and after examinations. General Duties • Report any incidents involving patients, staff or visitors to the Imaging Manager. • Work collaboratively within the multidisciplinary team. • Remain flexible regarding clinics, administration, working hours and site cover, carrying out other reasonable duties when required. • Act as a professional ambassador for the organisation. • Demonstrate professionalism, transparency, openness and kindness at all times. Key Performance Indicators • Achievement of appraisal and performance review objectives. • Delivery of organisational objectives. • Positive feedback from colleagues and peers. • Successful completion of competency assessments. • Compliance with CQC standards. • Positive patient satisfaction outcomes. • Satisfactory documentation and clinical audit results. Person Specification Qualifications Essential • Degree in Diagnostic Imaging. • HCPC registered. Knowledge Essential • Relevant competencies for the role. • Up-to-date clinical knowledge. • Evidence-based clinical practice aligned with national best practice. • Basic workload and shift management skills. • Proficient IT skills. Skills & Experience Essential • MRI and/or CT trained. • Strong understanding of clinical governance and imaging protocols. • Experie