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OUR VALUES IN ACTION
- Compassion
- Kindness
- Integrity
- Teamwork
- Excellence
We are seeking enthusiastic and capable Support Worker to join our dynamic Radiology team.
This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a multi-modality imaging service where you will work closely with Radiographers to provide high quality, patient focused care for patient’s undergoing radiological examinations.
You will have a variety of roles which include patient care duties and assisting with procedures.
You will be responsible for chaperoning examinations, cannulating patients and maintaining a clean, safe and efficient working environment.
It will be expected that candidates will have an education in Health & Social Care or have demonstrable evidence of competence through equivalent work experience.
Candidates will also have good verbal, reading and written communication skills and be willing to take up the challenges of learning about and working in the rapidly advancing areas of diagnostic imaging.
There will be a requirement to participate in a 7 day service, which includes evening working and weekends.
For further information contact Fiona Balmer, Lead Radiographer on 01896 826409 or Fiona.Balmer@nhs.scot
Whether you’re early in your career or looking to take the next step into a more senior role, NHS Borders offers a supportive environment where you can grow, influence change, and make a real impact.
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