Practitioner Clinical Technologist - Radiographer - Nuclear Medicine B5
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- Band
- Band 5
- Contract
- Permanent
- Pattern
- Full-time
- Hours / week
- 36
- Posted
- 17/09/2026
- Closes
- 04/10/2026
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Role summary
This role is for a Clinical Technologist/Radiographer to join the Nuclear Medicine service within South Glasgow, based at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and New Victoria Hospital. The successful candidate will deliver a wide range of diagnostic, imaging, non-imaging, and therapeutic nuclear medicine services. Key duties include performing diagnostic imaging studies, supporting neurology and bone densitometry, and administering radioisotopes. The position is full-time, 36 hours per week, and permanent.
Key responsibilities
- Perform diagnostic nuclear medicine imaging studies, including SPECT-CT.
- Support neurology imaging and bone densitometry services.
- Undertake non-imaging investigations and therapeutic administrations of radioisotopes.
- Carry out routine performance and quality control procedures.
- Process, manage and analyse acquired patient data.
- Act as an operator under IR(ME)R regulations.
- Cannulate patients and administer radiopharmaceuticals.
- Work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary Nuclear Medicine team.
- Deliver high-quality, patient-centred care across a varied workload.
Essential criteria
- Relevant science, technology or radiography qualification, such as:
- BSc (e.g. Physics or related subject)
- Honours BSc in Radiography
- Alternatively, an HNC, ONC or DCR qualification with a knowledge profile equivalent to an Honours BSc.
Desirable criteria
- Registration with the Register for Clinical Technologists (RCT) or HCPC.
- Experience within a healthcare environment.
- Background in medical technology, physics or radiography.
Useful to know
Agenda for Change 2024/25 pays Band 5 at £29,970 – £36,483 a year, across England.
This advert: £34,544 – £34,544 — matches the national scale.
Posted 2d ago · Closes in 16d
Plenty of time to prepare a strong application.
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Job reference:
259254
Salary:
Band 5 (£34,544 - - £43,039)
Job closing date:
04/10/2026
Job Type:
Healthcare Sciences
Location:
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
Employment type:
Permanent
Hours Per Week:
36
Job posted date:
17/09/2026
Employer (NHS Board):
NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
Department:
Nuclear Medicine, DCPB
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NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) is one of the largest healthcare systems in the United Kingdom, employing approximately 40,000 staff across a wide range of clinical and non-clinical professions and roles. We deliver acute hospital, primary, community and mental health services to a population of over 1.15 million people, and to a wider population of 2.2 million when regional and national services are included.
The role:
We are seeking a Clinical Technologist/Radiographer to join the Nuclear Medicine service within South Glasgow, based at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and New Victoria Hospital. The post sits within the Department of Clinical Physics & Bioengineering (DCPB), one of the UK's largest medical physics and engineering services. The successful candidate will help deliver a wide range of diagnostic, imaging, non-imaging and therapeutic nuclear medicine services in a patient-focused environment.
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