Superintendent Radiographer (MRI)

The Superintendent Radiographer will provide visible day-to-day leadership for the Chenies Mews radiographic team and take an active role in the wider development of the service. You will have the opportunity to: Lead, support and develop a specialist team of MRI radiographers Maintain the highest standards of MRI practice, safety and patient care Contribute to advanced protocol development and service innovation Support and develop clinical research imaging Lead local quality improvement, governance and competency development Work closely with consultants, clinical scientists, operational managers and external partners Help identify opportunities to improve and grow the service Contribute to the wider operational and strategic development of QS Enterprises We operate with a culture of distributed leadership, encouraging people throughout the organisation to take ownership, contribute ideas and improve the services they work within. Our organisational values are Safety, Teamwork, Kindness

and Continuous Improvement. About you We are looking for an experienced, confident and approachable MRI radiographer who combines strong clinical judgement with the ability to lead and develop others. Applicants should be HCPC-registered diagnostic radiographers with substantial post-registration MRI experience. Experience of advanced MRI practice (including cardiac MRI), protocol development and team leadership will be particularly valuable. We are particularly interested in people who are curious, collaborative and comfortable taking responsibility - someone who wants not simply to manage an established service, but to help shape its future. 35 hours per week (Monday to Friday) - This role has no on call or out of hours commitment. The remuneration package includes a 7% employer pension contribution following six months' service, private healthcare, a discretionary bonus scheme, an interest-free annual travel loan where applicable, and funding to attend an
international radiology conference. If you are an experienced MRI radiographer looking for the opportunity to take the next step into a genuinely influential leadership role, we would be delighted to hear from you. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Chenies Mews Imaging Centre | Central London Salary - Competitive remuneration based on experience + employee benefits package We are looking for an experienced MRI radiographer to lead the radiographic team at our specialist Chenies Mews Imaging Centre in central London. This is an opportunity for someone who wants to combine advanced clinical MRI practice with genuine leadership responsibility. As Superintendent Radiographer, you will take day-to-day responsibility for the safe, efficient and high-quality delivery of our MRI service, leading and developing a highly skilled radiographic team while working closely with the wider management team at QS Enterprises Ltd. About Chenies Mews Imaging Centre Chenies Mews Imaging Centre is a specialist MRI facility providing imaging for NHS, private and research patients. The service has particular expertise in cardiac MRI and MRI for patients with cardiac devices, alongside a broad range of advanced neurological, body, musculoskeletal and
research MRI. Our work includes complex and specialist imaging, protocol development, research studies and close collaboration with consultant radiologists, cardiologists, physicists and clinical teams. It is an environment in which technical expertise is highly valued and where experienced radiographers are encouraged to contribute to how the service develops. About QS Enterprises Ltd QS Enterprises Ltd is an independent healthcare company operating the Chenies Mews Imaging Centre and Queen Square Imaging Centre. Although we operate in the independent healthcare sector, we are wholly owned by UCLH Charity, and the profits generated by our services support its charitable work. For more than 40 years, our imaging services have worked closely with UCLH, the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, UCL and other NHS and academic partners. We aim to combine the responsiveness and flexibility of an independent provider with a strong clinical, academic and public-benefit ethos. The role