Nuclear Medicine Technologist

We are looking for a hardworking and self-motivated individual to join our friendly nuclear medicine team.


South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust provides more than 37 specialities to 1.The Nuclear Medicine Service performs a diverse range of nuclear medicine imaging procedures, reflecting these specialist services. This includes tumour imaging for oncology, renal, lymphatic and endocrine imaging, nuclear cardiology, paediatric investigations, and neurology scans. Non-imaging GFR procedures are also undertaken to inform chemotherapy prescribing and for the assessment of live kidney donors.


The department also operates a molecular radiotherapy service, including radioiodine treatment for thyroid cancer and benign hyperthyroidism and radium-223 for prostate cancer bone metastasis. Diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals are manufactured in our own radiopharmacy facility, with all the technologists participating in this on a rota basis.
In this post you will be expected to become fully competent in imaging, non-imaging, radiopharmacy and therapy procedures, and be able to demonstrate excellent communication skills with colleagues, patients and carers including those who are distressed and/or seriously ill.


The successful candidate would ideally be an experienced Nuclear Medicine Technologist on the RCT or a HCPC registered Radiographer with postgraduate nuclear medicine training. Applications are also invited from individuals who do not yet meet these criteria, who have a relevant scientific/healthcare background. In this instance training will be provided both in the department and the successful candidate will also be expected to complete an appropriate postgraduate training course. In this instance the post will be offered at Annex 21 of Band 6 until completion of training.
Leadership and Improvement Training


South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust offers leadership and improvement training to all new staff to the Trust this training programme has been designed to support our leaders in developing their understanding of leadership and management skills. You will be expected to attend the leadership development programme, and the Quality Improvement Programme that the Trust delivers. Practitioner level in quality improvement, equipping you with the skills to champion, lead and complete quality improvement within your role


After you complete this four and a half days of training you will be able to explore further leadership and improvement training opportunities, we offer further in-house courses dependent upon your role and bitesize programmes and leadership apprenticeships at level 3,5 and 7.
Degree in Clinical Physiology or Radiography, or in an appropriate scientific discipline or an equivalent qualification
Good knowledge of clinical nuclear medicine techniques and all related activities
South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
The James Cook University Hospital