Advertised by St. James'S Hospital

Clinical Specialist Radiographer (Endoscopy).

Dublin · Permanent, Wholetime and Pensionable · €66,248 - €78,250 per year

About this role

About us: St James’s Hospital is Ireland’s largest acute academic teaching hospital and is based in Dublin’s south inner city. Our fundamental purpose is the delivery of health treatment, care and diagnosis as well as health promotion and preventative services at local, regional and national levels. Our academic partner is Trinity College Dublin.

Purpose of the role: The role of the Clinical Specialist Radiographer is responsible for managing the radiographic service in Phase 1H on a day-to-day basis. The role includes responsibility for radiographic services provided in the Endoscopy screening rooms (including ERCP, luminal stenting and bronchoscopy procedures), Phase 1H day surgery and ward areas.

The post holder requires an ability to lead, guide and supervise radiographic staff working in Endoscopy in Phase 1H. Ability to manage in a rapidly changing environment and willingness to undertake additional duties as may be assigned from time to time is essential.

Please review the associated Role Profile for a detailed description of the role, as well as a full list of all eligibility criteria, qualifications and / or experience required.

Also, please view our Online Application information guide, to help guide you through the application form if needed.

For informal enquiries: Please contact Suzanne Dennan, Radiographic Services Manager on 00353 1 4162762 or email [email protected]

A panel may be formed from which future vacancies will be filled. St. James's Hospital is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

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Please note: All application forms / CV's (where applicable) must be completed and submitted in English

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