RIG Healthcare has specialised in finding jobs for Radiographers since 2002. We soon grew to become the premier supplier of both Diagnostic and Therapeutic Radiographers in the UK, before branching out into other areas of AHP and HSS.
A Therapeutic Radiographer works as part of the Oncology team. They treat cancer patients by delivering doses of ionising radiation to the tumour, whilst minimising doses to all healthy tissue.
A Therapeutic Radiographer’s job starts at the initial referral of the patient, right through to the planning, treatment and post-treatment stages. (Source: www.nhscareers.nhs.uk).
What RIG Healthcare can do for Therapeutic Radiographers
RIG Healthcare is a preferred supplier of Radiotherapists to several NHS Trusts in the UK. We get first call on many vacancies, so registering with us puts you in a better position to gain access to more Radiotherapy jobs.
We cover all areas of Therapeutic Radiography, and can also help in your search for jobs such as Therapy Radiographer, Therapy Consultant or as general departmental aids including Radiotherapy Assistant and Assistant Practitioner. These jobs are accessible in both the NHS and private sectors.
We have previously supplied Radiotherapy jobs throughout the UK, including London, Manchester, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, East Anglia, West Midlands, East Midlands, Derbyshire, Humberside, Yorkshire, Cardiff and Edinburgh amongst others.
How to apply for Therapeutic Radiography jobs
If you are looking for either a locum or permanent position as a Therapeutic Radiographer, then we can help you. We currently have 4 Radiotherapy vacancies (see Latest hot jobs); apply for whichever jobs appeal to you and match your criteria best, or save them to your 'Job pad' (within your personal candidate login area) and apply at a more convenient time.
Alternatively, our consultants are on hand to talk through your specific needs relating to Radiotherapy, please call the Radiotherapy team on 0845 259 1409.
They treat cancer patients by delivering doses of ionising radiation to the tumour, whilst minimising doses to all healthy tissue.
