Specialist Urology Therapeutic Radiographer

Specialist Urology Therapeutic Radiographer

The closing date is 23 July 2026.

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced and motivated therapeutic radiographer to join our friendly team as a Specialist Urology Therapeutic Radiographer specialising in prostate radiotherapy.

The role is brand new and will involve working closely with urology clinical oncologists and the multidisciplinary team.

Key responsibilities include:

• Supporting non‑medical outlining of planning volumes.
• Setting up and running pre‑hab clinics for prostate patients.
• Supporting prostate SA  role and reviewing post‑treatment patients.
• Maintaining clinical skills with one day of clinical work per week for on‑call duties.
• Undertaking postgraduate study including non‑medical independent prescribing.

This role is a split clinical role across pre‑hab, outlining, post‑review, and clinical duties.

Postgraduate study and non‑medical prescribing are required.

Equipment and facilities:
Ray Station treatment planning, VSim, SGRT installation, Gulmay superficial/orthovoltage unit.

Additional responsibilities: operating radiotherapy equipment safely, contouring of planning images, participating in audit and research projects, acting as resource within the urology team, and supporting the MDT.

• Extensive post‑qualification experience with senior capacity using a wide range of techniques including prostate SA .
• Experience of developing and implementing new techniques/protocols.
• Experience with Elekta or Mosaiq.
• Participation in project groups or working parties.
• Experience of research and audit.
• Experience of non‑medical outlining of the prostate for radiotherapy planning.

• BSc Radiotherapy or equivalent.
• HCPC Registration.
• Demonstrable CPD and evidence of learning to improve practice.
• Postgraduate education/qualification in a specialist area.

• Masters level knowledge of routine and highly specialist radiotherapy techniques.
• Ability to communicate complex/sensitive information clearly.
• Good organisational and prioritisation skills.
• Problem‑analysis skills with appropriate action within limited time.

• Effective decision making under pressure.
• Ability to work in emotionally charged environments.

This post requires a DBS check under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975.