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• Safely unpack and assay radiopharmaceuticals in compliance with safety protocols.

• Accurately prepare, dispense, and administer diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals and medications as prescribed by legislation and SOPs, maintaining aseptic techniques.

• Perform and analyse in-vitro laboratory procedures, ensuring all measurements are accurate and preparing results for reporting.

Patient Management and Care:

• Collaborate with healthcare professionals to deliver high-quality patient care while upholding confidentiality and respect, in line with departmental and Trust policies.

• Take responsibility for preparing patients for imaging studies, ensuring that all procedures are thoroughly explained in a clear, understandable manner (with an interpreter if necessary). Confirm patient identification, obtain consent, and ensure all relevant details are documented.

Health & Safety / Radiation Protection:

• Implement universal precautions when handling and disposing of unsealed radioactive materials, blood products, syringes, bodily fluids, and other hazardous materials, following departmental protocols and government regulations.

• In the event of a spill or accident, promptly localize, contain, and decontaminate the area to minimize the spread of radioactive or hazardous materials.

• Participate in daily radiation monitoring, regularly check sealed sources, and maintain a record of results.

• Report any adverse incidents or potential risks to the appropriate personnel, ensuring compliance with safety regulations in a secure working environment.

Manual Handling:

• Safely use patient immobilization devices and supports as needed to ensure diagnostic accuracy during imaging studies.

• Safely transfer patients from beds or chairs to imaging tables using or without devices, in accordance with the Manual Handling policy.

Clinical Audit and Quality Monitoring:

• Engage in clinical audit reviews and quality monitoring programs to ensure high standards of service.

• Perform quality assurance (QA) testing on diagnostic equipment to verify operational readiness, and conduct daily radiopharmacy QC testing on dose calibrators to ensure accurate radiopharmaceutical dosing.

• Report / Escalate equipment discrepancies or faults promptly and support troubleshooting efforts under the guidance of the immediate supervisor to enable quick remedial actions.

Education, Training, and Staff Development:

• Provide patients with clear, accessible written and verbal information regarding their treatment in line with Departmental / Trust standards.

• Participate in the delivery of educational programs for clients, carers, and staff, adapting content to meet specific needs and implement changes accordingly.

• Support training programs for staff, identifying gaps in knowledge and tailoring education to improve Nuclear Medicine practices and patient care.

• Deliver lectures for university courses affiliated with Kings College Hospital and actively participate in educational events provided by the Trust and the primary care sector.

• Attend relevant meetings and conferences to stay informed about current issues within the Trust and the broader specialist services locally and nationally.

• Promote evidence-based practice.

• Participate in and support Trust-approved research projects within the department.

• Present lectures, seminars, and posters regularly and contribute to publications in relevant national journals or media outlets.

• Assist with the induction, training, and development of nuclear medicine technologists, students, and work experience placements.

• Continuously review and update protocols and incorporate new technologies to ensure the use of the latest evidence-based methodologies in patient procedures.

Personal Professional Development:

• Achieve required clinical competencies for the role and stay current with literature and research in the specialty.

• Actively maintain professional development, attending mandatory study sessions and performance appraisals as required.

• Keep up to date with relevant EANM/BNMS guidelines and Trust protocols.

• Ensure registration with the Clinical Technologist body, if not already registered, and work towards obtaining a Masters degree or equivalent qualification.

• Collaborate with Education Practice Lead to ensure that development needs are met.

Job description

• Safely unpack and assay radiopharmaceuticals in compliance with safety protocols.

• Accurately prepare, dispense, and administer diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals and medications as prescribed by legislation and SOPs, maintaining aseptic techniques.

• Perform and analyse in-vitro laboratory procedures, ensuring all measurements are accurate and preparing results for reporting.

Patient Management and Care:

• Collaborate with healthcare professionals to deliver high-quality patient care while upholding confidentiality and respect, in line with departmental and Trust policies.

• Take responsibility for preparing patients for imaging studies, ensuring that all procedures are thoroughly explained in a clear, understandable manner (with an interpreter if necessary). Confirm patient identification, obtain consent, and ensure all relevant details are documented.

Health & Safety / Radiation Protection:

• Implement universal precautions when handling and disposing of unsealed radioactive materials, blood products, syringes, bodily fluids, and other hazardous materials, following departmental protocols and government regulations.

• In the event of a spill or accident, promptly localize, contain, and decontaminate the area to minimize the spread of radioactive or hazardous materials.

• Participate in daily radiation monitoring, regularly check sealed sources, and maintain a record of results.

• Report any adverse incidents or potential risks to the appropriate personnel, ensuring compliance with safety regulations in a secure working environment.

Manual Handling:

• Safely use patient immobilization devices and supports as needed to ensure diagnostic accuracy during imaging studies.

• Safely transfer patients from beds or chairs to imaging tables using or without devices, in accordance with the Manual Handling policy.

Clinical Audit and Quality Monitoring:

• Engage in clinical audit reviews and quality monitoring programs to ensure high standards of service.

• Perform quality assurance (QA) testing on diagnostic equipment to verify operational readiness, and conduct daily radiopharmacy QC testing on dose calibrators to ensure accurate radiopharmaceutical dosing.

• Report / Escalate equipment discrepancies or faults promptly and support troubleshooting efforts under the guidance of the immediate supervisor to enable quick remedial actions.

Education, Training, and Staff Development:

• Provide patients with clear, accessible written and verbal information regarding their treatment in line with Departmental / Trust standards.

• Participate in the delivery of educational programs for clients, carers, and staff, adapting content to meet specific needs and implement changes accordingly.

• Support training programs for staff, identifying gaps in knowledge and tailoring education to improve Nuclear Medicine practices and patient care.

• Deliver lectures for university courses affiliated with Kings College Hospital and actively participate in educational events provided by the Trust and the primary care sector.

• Attend relevant meetings and conferences to stay informed about current issues within the Trust and the broader specialist services locally and nationally.

• Promote evidence-based practice.

• Participate in and support Trust-approved research projects within the department.

• Present lectures, seminars, and posters regularly and contribute to publications in relevant national journals or media outlets.

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What is the salary for this pharmacist role in London?

The advertised salary for this pharmacist role at King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is £47951.00 to £56863.00 p.a.. Typical pharmacist pay in London varies by experience, sector (NHS versus community), and employer; see the PharmSee UK pharmacy salary guide for benchmarks.

Does King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust have other pharmacy roles open in the UK?

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