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Overview
We are looking for an enthusiastic and highly motivated individual to train as a sonographer in our Ultrasound Department at Liverpool University Hospitals. The training will include clinical training whilst undertaking the PgD Medical Imaging (Ultrasound) qualification at the University of Cumbria. This post is expected to begin from January 2026 and will continue for approximately 24 months.The clinical modules will include General Medical Ultrasound, Gynaecological Ultrasound, and a Negotiated module specialising in Vascular Ultrasound. Employment throughout, and after, the training will be wholly dependent on successful completion of all clinical and academic components of the training.Selection and Assessment
A statement of interest must be supplied as part of the application.Upon successful completion of stage 1, a 2,500 word written report, with suitable references will be required.On successful completion of stages 1 and 2, applicants will be invited to attend a practical scanning session and formal interview.Responsibilities
Perform ultrasound examinations under the supervision of a qualified practitioner according to departmental protocols, adjusting technique as necessary according to patient condition.Communicate effectively with the patient, expand the medical history through focused questioning, and explain why the test is being requested/performed, including risks, benefits and conclusions in context.Produce a highly skilled ultrasound examination and accurate diagnostic images for reporting with a high level of manual dexterity.Work as part of a multidisciplinary team and maintain accurate documentation relevant to the examination.Supervise and assist in the training of sonography students.Organisation
Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust comprises Aintree University Hospital, Broadgreen Hospital and Royal Liverpool University Hospital. The Group (Liverpool University Hospitals Group) was formed to improve care for patients in the ..... full job details .....
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