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Chaucer
10 months ago
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Are you a talented Mammographer on the hunt for your next thrilling opportunity? Our client, a renowned healthcare provider, is on the lookout for a committed Clnical Specialist Mammographer to become part of their exceptional Mammography service in London. This position presents a unique chance to engage with state-of-the-art technology alongside a team of top-tier experts in the industry.

This captivating opportunity presents a tempting salary of up to £55,000, tailored to your experience. You'll join a nurturing team within a cutting-edge facility, where the doors to professional advancement and development are wide open.

Our client is one of the UK’s leading private healthcare providers, renowned for their dedication to delivering outstanding patient care. They are committed to investing in cutting-edge technology and innovative treatments, creating a dynamic and encouraging environment for their staff to thrive.

As a Clinical Specialist Mammographer, you'll:

Perform all mammography procedures, including assisting with biopsies and interventional procedures.
Conduct quality control functions related to mammography.
Handle administrative duties under the guidance of superintendents.
Use and understand PACS Meditech Information Systems.
Rotate between the main hospital and satellite sites.
Participate in symptomatic breast clinics and assist with vacuum-assisted biopsies.Package and Benefits:

The Clinical Specialist Mammographer role comes with a comprehensive package:

Annual salary of up to £55,000
10% welcome bonus for new applicants.
25 days holiday plus bank holidays, with options to buy or sell leave.
Private Healthcare Insurance.
Private pension contributions.
Season Ticket Loan and Cycle to Work scheme.
Group Life Assurance and Critical Illness Cover.
Enhanced Maternity and Paternity pay.
Discounts with over 800 major retailers.The ideal Clinical Specialist Mammographer will have:

HCPC registration.
Extensive post-graduate experience and a qualification in Mammography.
Familiarity with Hologic equipment.
Knowledge of mammography processes and procedures.If you have experience or interest in roles such as Radiographer, Breast Imaging Specialist, Mammography Technician, Diagnostic Radiographer, or Imaging Specialist, this Clinical Specialist Mammographer position might be perfect for you.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a Clinical Specialist Mammographer to join a leading healthcare provider and make a real difference in patient care. If you're ready to take the next step in your career, apply now and become part of an outstanding team

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