Radiology Manager – Yorkshire
Fixed Term or Perm | Full Time (37.5 hrs/week)
We're working exclusively with a leading independent healthcare provider in Yorkshire to appoint a Radiology Manager on a fixed-term basis.
This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-established, purpose-built hospital with an excellent reputation for patient care and strong regulatory ratings. The site offers a comprehensive imaging service including MRI, CT, Mammography, Plain Film and Ultrasound, alongside recent investment in equipment and strong national leadership support for the Diagnostic Imaging function.
The role:
- Lead, inspire and develop a diagnostic imaging team to deliver an outstanding patient experience
- Bring hands-on management experience from a similar radiology/imaging leadership role
- Work closely with strong clinical leadership and benefit from high-quality national support
- Help shape the future direction of the service during an exciting period of growth and investment
What you'll need:
- HCPC registration
- Proven experience managing a diagnostic imaging department or team
- Strong people-management skills with a genuine passion for staff development
On offer:
- Competitive salary, dependent on skills and experience
- Generous annual leave, healthcare benefits, gym membership and wellbeing support
- A relaxed, close-knit working environment within a modern, well-equipped hospital
Interested or want to know more (in full confidence)? Get in touch to discuss further.
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