Allied Health Professionals

• This job involves taking X-ray pictures to help doctors understand what’s wrong with a patient.
• You’ll work with patients to make sure they are safe and comfortable during their X-ray.
• You’ll follow rules to keep everyone safe from radiation and protect patient privacy.
• You’ll use computers and special equipment to take and store X-ray images.
• You’ll work with other hospital staff and sometimes help train students.
• You may work different shifts, including evenings and weekends, and sometimes on your own

• You will help make sure cancer patients get ready for their radiotherapy treatment quickly and smoothly.
• You will manage the team that organises appointments and helps patients before treatment.
• You will give advice and support to staff and patients about the steps before treatment.
• You will help improve how scans and other checks are done before treatment starts.
• You will work with other teams to make sure patients get the care they need on time.
• You will help train and support other staff in the department

• You will work with patients who have complex needs, helping to assess, treat and support them.
• You will use your specialist knowledge and training to make decisions and plan care independently.
• You will work closely with other healthcare staff to make sure patients get the best care and leave hospital safely.
• You will help train and support other team members and students.
• You will take part in audits and help improve how the service works.
• You will communicate clearly with patients, carers and staff, and use equipment safely and correctly.

• This role involves working with patients who have complex needs, helping to assess, treat and support them to get better.
• You will work closely with other healthcare staff to make sure patients get the best care and can leave hospital safely and on time.
• You will help train and support other team members and students.
• You will be expected to make decisions on your own and give expert advice to others.
• You will keep clear records and follow professional rules and hospital guidelines.
• You will also help improve the service by taking part in audits and sharing ideas. 

• This role involves working with patients who have complex health needs, assessing them and creating treatment plans.
• You will use your specialist knowledge and skills to help patients get better and leave hospital safely.
• You will work closely with other therapists and healthcare teams to make sure care is well organised and of a high standard.
• You will help train and support other team members and students.
• You will give expert advice to others and take part in improving the service.
• You will need to communicate clearly with patients, families and staff, and be able to work under pressure in a busy environment.

• This role involves giving radiotherapy treatment to patients with cancer, using special machines and computer systems.
• You will help lead a team and support junior staff, making sure everyone works safely and follows the rules.
• You will work closely with doctors, nurses and other professionals to give patients the best care possible.
• You will talk to patients and their families, helping them understand their treatment and feel supported.
• You will help train new staff and students, sharing your knowledge and experience.
• You will also help improve how the department works by joining audits, learning new skills and helping make new policies.

We are looking for an experienced, innovative Renal Dietitian to join our expanding team of Dietitians, delivering an integrated acute and community service across Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin.

You will have the opportunity to develop your clinical and leadership skills within the Dietetic Service utilising advances in technology to deliver dietetic support for patients across the county, within inpatients, outpatients, dialysis units, and the home haemodialysis team, as well as supporting the band 5 dietitians and assistant practitioners in the wider team.