Deputy Head of Radiotherapy Physics, Consultant Clinical Scientist

Job Summary

Deputy Head of Radiotherapy Physics, Consultant Clinical Scientist

Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and Humber Health Partnership seek a highly motivated and skilled individual to lead the Radiotherapy Physics service within a population of about 1 million.

• Provide managerial and scientific leadership in the Radiotherapy Physics service.
• Work closely with the Head of Radiotherapy Physics to ensure delivery of a high‑quality, safe and effective service.
• Operational management of the radiotherapy service and planning/implementation of new systems.
• Lead change management and drive improvement initiatives.

• Masters Degree (MSc) in Medical Physics or equivalent.
• Corporate Membership of the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine (IPEM).
• Registration as a Clinical Scientist with HCPC.
• Certificated DHSC recognition as a Medical Physics Expert in radiotherapy (level 8 qualification).
• PhD in an appropriate subject (desirable).
• Leadership/Management qualification (desirable).

• Highly advanced theoretical and practical knowledge and experience in radiotherapy.
• Operational management of a radiotherapy service or significant section.
• Project management for planning/implementation of new systems or technologies.
• Demonstrable practical experience as a Medical Physics Expert for a radiotherapy service.

Band 8b, £64,455 – £88,682 per year, permanent, full‑time at Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham.

All applicants will be considered in line with the NHS commitment to equality and inclusion.