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Obstetrics Advanced Practitioner in Ultrasound
WarwickSource: WhatJobs
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Overview
Join the Ultrasound team at South Warwickshire NHS Foundation Trust to lead high-standard ultrasound reporting across multiple sites. You will work within a collaborative team, rotating between hospital sites to improve patient flow and service delivery. You’ll independently perform and report ultrasound examinations and contribute to teaching trainee sonographers. This role offers a meaningful impact on patient care and service development within an Outstanding NHS trust.
Responsibilities
Perform ultrasound examinations unsupervised and report findings to a high standard across modalities qualified for
Independently report scans and advise on follow-up and referrals within agreed timescales
Teach and supervise trainee sonographers and contribute to clinical training of staff
Manage personal and departmental workload to maintain patient flow and timeliness
Participate in quality control, clinical governance and incident/ safety processes
Contribute to setup of procedures, protocols and coverage for short-notice absences
Engage in MDT meetings and maintain accurate patient records and throughputs
Key requirements
Post Graduate Certificate or Diploma in Ultrasound from an accredited university
HCPC / NMC registration or on the Voluntary Register of Sonographers (RCT)
Experience performing a broad range of ultrasound procedures including obstetrics, gynaecology, general abdominal, MSK, paediatric and vascular
Previous NHS experience as an Advanced Practitioner in Ultrasound
Ability to independently report examinations and prioritise workload
Excellent verbal and written communication; mentoring or supervising staff and students
Excellent verbal and written communication
Team player and ability to work under pressure
Mentor and trainer for ultrasound students
Ultrasound reporting across obstetric, gynaecological, general abdominal, small parts, MSK, paediatric and vascular
Ultrasound equipment manipulation and scanning controls
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