Senior Radiographer; MRI

Chenies Mews Imaging Centre | Central London Remuneration:
Competitive salary + attractive benefits package

Hours:

Monday to Friday | 35 hours per week (no on call or out of hours commitment)

We are looking for an experienced Senior MRI Radiographer to join our specialist team at Chenies Mews Imaging Centre in central London.

Chenies Mews provides advanced MRI services for NHS, private and research patients, with particular expertise in cardiac MRI
, alongside neurological, body, musculoskeletal and specialist research imaging.

This is a hands‑on clinical role for an experienced MRI radiographer who is confident working independently, enjoys technically challenging imaging and wants to work within a small, highly skilled team where radiographers are encouraged to contribute to protocol development, quality improvement and the continued development of the service.

Chenies Mews Imaging Centre is operated by QS Enterprises Ltd, an independent healthcare company which also operates the Queen Square Imaging Centre.

Although we work within the independent healthcare sector, QS Enterprises is wholly owned by UCLH Charity
, with the profits generated by our services supporting its charitable work. For more than 40 years, we have worked closely with UCLH, the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, UCL and other NHS, academic and research partners.

We aim to combine the responsiveness and flexibility of an independent provider with a strong clinical, academic and public-benefit ethos.

As a Senior MRI Radiographer, you will undertake a broad range of clinical MRI examinations and play an active part in maintaining the high clinical and technical standards of the centre.

• Performing a wide range of routine and specialist MRI examinations
• Delivering consistently high standards of patient care and MRI safety
• Working independently and using sound clinical judgement in more complex examinations
• Supporting the delivery of cardiac MRI and other advanced MRI services
• Contributing to research imaging and the implementation of study-specific protocols
• Participating in protocol development and optimisation
• Supporting less experienced members of the radiographic team
• Contributing to quality improvement and the ongoing development of the service

Applicants must have a minimum of five years' continuous, full-time clinical MRI experience and be registered with the HCPC as a diagnostic radiographer.

We would particularly like to hear from radiographers who also have:

• Practical experience of cardiac MRI
• Experience of advanced or specialist MRI techniques
• Experience implementing or optimising MRI protocols
• Experience working within research or independent healthcare environments

You should be clinically confident, adaptable and comfortable taking responsibility for your own workload while working collaboratively as part of a close-knit team.

Above all, we are looking for someone who enjoys MRI, takes pride in producing excellent imaging and patient care, and wants to continue developing their technical expertise within a specialist service.

Regrettably, we are unable to consider application from candidates who would be relocating to the UK or who would require visa sponsorship.

If you are an experienced MRI radiographer looking for a role that offers a varied and technically interesting workload within a supportive specialist imaging team, we would be very pleased to hear from you.