Description:

Veterinary Radiologist - Surrey

Salary - £80 to £110K per annum

Our client is a company specialising in the treatment of orthopaedic, neurological, oncological and soft tissue conditions in animals with further specialised rehabilitation services. They have a team of dedicated people working with vets and families' direct, helping animal patients regain a pain-free, functional quality of life.

The Radiologist plays a key leadership role in the organisation and delivery of excellent care to the patients. He/she will be pivotal in the delivery of high standards of clinical care, client satisfaction and team harmony. This is an important role with a responsibility for providing a radiology service across several disciplines and working with radiography, surgical, medical oncology, interventional radiology, resident, intern, nursing and auxiliary teams

Leadership and management

Provide efficient advanced diagnostic imaging to support oncology and soft tissue surgery

Ensure the smooth running of an effective radiology service to meet the four outcomes - clinical care, client satisfaction, financial resolution and team harmony

Introduce and develop other radiology services at the practice with the support of senior clinicians and the management team

Work with the wider practice team to contribute your skills, efforts and personal strengths to help ensure a harmonious team ethos at all times

Represent and promote the practice, its aims and values

Hold regular meetings with the Radiography team, ensuring a consistent approach and professional support for all

Active participation in weekly multi - disciplinary senior clinician case discussion meetings

Maintain professional standards in accordance with the RCVS guidelines

Work closely with the floor co-ordinator to facilitate the flow of patients

Assist in the reporting of clinical errors in order to promote a culture of transparency and assist with hospital improvements

Assist with the induction/orientation of all staff to the hospital

Support marketing initiatives and promote our services both within and outside the practice

Welcome and provide support for visiting veterinary surgeons, students and work experience personnel

Evaluation and monitoring of radiology

Continual evaluation of the radiology service within the practice

Maintain and improve efficiency and clinical quality and monitor standards using data, audits and reports

Discuss and resolve service delivery issues at the earliest opportunity and escalate risks appropriately and when necessary

Ensure all IRMER regulations are followed, any breaches reported, and rectification plans implemented

Essential

- Board eligible Radiologist (e.g. ECVDI or ACVR)

- Veterinary degree registrable with the RCVS

- Awareness of the operational aspects of a busy clinical environment

- Right to work in the United Kingdom

Desirable

- Boarded radiologist (e.g. ECVDI or ACVR)

- Post-board referral practice experience preferable but not vital

- Proven track record of leading, managing, developing and motivating teams

- Leadership qualification Knowledge

- Specific experience of diagnostic imaging for complex oncology and soft tissue cases Personal skills

- Good organisational and time management skills

- Effective leadership Personal Characteristics

- Proactive in learning and personal development

- Ability to motivate others

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