Band 7 Ultrasound Sonographer

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Band 7 Ultrasound Sonographer

Specialism: AHP - Radiography
Location: Swindon, UK
Salary: £40.00 Hourly
Contract Type: Ongoing
Employment Type: Full Time

Overview

Step into an exciting opportunity as a Band 7 Ultrasound Sonographer in Swindon, earning up to £40.00 per hour in an ongoing, full-time role. This position allows you to showcase your sonography expertise across a diverse range of specialisms, including abdominal, gynaecological, testes, soft tissue, and groin examinations.

You'll be part of a forward-thinking healthcare environment where accuracy, patient care, and professional development are highly valued. As a HCPC-registered professional, your clinical insight will contribute directly to enhancing diagnostic services and improving patient outcomes.

Perks and Benefits

• Excellent Pay Rate: Earn up to £40.00 per hour while enjoying the benefits of locum flexibility.

• Full-Time Hours: Consistent scheduling with the ability to plan your time effectively.

• Professional Growth: Exposure to varied cases across multiple clinical areas enhances your diagnostic expertise.

• Networking Opportunities: Build professional relationships across departments and organisations, expanding your skillset and connections.

• Vibrant Location: Experience the lively and welcoming community of Swindon while developing your clinical career.

What You Will Do

• Deliver high-quality ultrasound examinations across a range of specialisms, including abdominal, gynaecology, testes, soft tissue, and groins.

• Produce accurate, detailed diagnostic reports and maintain up-to-date patient documentation.

• Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to support patient pathways and treatment plans.

• Provide clinical guidance and mentorship to junior staff and healthcare assistants.

• Maintain and check ultrasound equipment, reporting and resolving any technical issues promptly.

• Adhere to HCPC and departmental standards, ensuring the highest levels of professionalism and patient safety.