Consultant Radiologist with interest in Uroradiology

Overview

As a Consultant Radiologist with a Uroradiology focus, you will support acute imaging across two hospital sites and lead urology-related imaging pathways. You will work within a busy MDT-driven department, reporting for renal, prostate, bladder, penile and testicular cancer, while contributing to trials and clinical governance. You’ll balance urgent imaging with protected time for specialist study, teaching, and MDT preparation, driving high-quality pathways for haematuria and other urological conditions. This role offers broad clinical impact, teaching opportunities, and a chance to shape fast-track diagnostic pathways in a supportive NHS environment.

Responsibilities

• Support acute imaging across plain films, CT, MRI, and ultrasound to high standards
• Lead and report specialist urology studies within the MDT
• Contribute to diagnosis and management of urological cancers (renal, bladder, prostate, penile, testicular)
• Provide radiology advice to hospital doctors, MDT members, and GPs via in-person, phone and email
• Mentor radiographers and sonographers to improve imaging techniques
• Participate in trials and clinical governance processes (REALM, audits)
• Develop enhanced clinical skills for acutely ill patients
• Work effectively in a multi-professional team and meet clinical/quality targets
• Support patient pathways by following patients through their care journey
• Participate in on-call rota
• Engage in teaching opportunities for radiographers, ACPs, and staff

Key requirements

• Full GMC registration
• Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT) or Eligibility for Specialist Registration
• FRCR or equivalent
• Confidence in fast-paced MDT environments
• Experience in reporting US, CT, and MRI for benign and malignant urological conditions
• Knowledge of paediatric urology conditions
• Interest or experience in supporting trials
• Desirable: fluoroscopy, urological interventions, pelvic floor imaging, fluoroscopy experience
• Understanding of diagnosis, treatment and management of urological cancers

• strong team-working and collaboration
• excellent communication with MDT members and GPs
• clinical governance mindset
• US, CT, MRI reporting for urological conditions
• Uro-radiology imaging expertise
• Fluoroscopy (desirable)

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