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SalaryPosition of Specialist MRI Radiographer (Cardiac)
Location Central London (nearby transport - Marylebone)
Salary Potential Up to £58,000 per annum
Fantastic opportunity to join a specialist imaging clinic who are searching for Radiographer's keen in the field of MRI. With experience in cardiac MR, also being able to cover other areas also when required. We are looking for highly experienced Cardiac MRI Radiographer which we can pay up to £58,000. Fully funded training available in advanced Cardiac, Neurological and Functional MR.
A large proportion of scanning is Cardiac focused; however, we also offer a very large range of protocols and examinations, including advanced functional imaging. Also, covering other areas inclusive of pelvis, advanced neurological, prostate, liver, MSK and Abdominal imaging.
Alternative role available in the company for an MRI radiographer not trained in Cardiac MR - Paying up to £52,000 per annum.
What we need?
- Degree or Diploma in Diagnostic Radiography and a Healthcare Professionals Council (HCPC) registration.
- Prior full training into MRI, trained within a variety of different areas
- We need someone with a vast knowledge within MRI scanning techniques, especially with prior cardiac training
- We do have an alternative role available in MRI paying up to £52k if you have no prior cardiac experience
Salary & Benefits
- Salary up to £58,000 per annum
- Competitive holiday allowance
- Pension scheme, life assurance and private medical
- Plus much more!
Apply now for the chance to be considered for this opportunity or please get in touch with Tom Fitch on Applyfor further information.
Unfortunately, due to the requirements of our client it is essential to have UK based experience.
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