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A healthcare service provider in the UK seeks a Band 7 Enhanced Practitioner in Mammography to join its multidisciplinary team. This role involves delivering high-quality breast imaging services and supporting patient care in a dynamic environment. Candidates should have a postgraduate qualification in Advanced Practice, extensive mammography experience, and a strong commitment to patient-centered care. The successful applicant will have opportunities for professional development and contribute to a collaborative team focused on excellence in patient care.
Bolton Hospital BL4 0JR
Breast Screening & Imaging Department
Diagnostic & Support Services Division
Full time – 37.5 hours per week, 3 months
Pay – £25.71
Base: Royal Bolton Hospital with travel to satellite sites
Our team vision is to provide a safe, effective and efficient breast imaging and diagnostic service, supporting seamless patient pathways and delivering the highest standards of care. The service operates across four static sites: Royal Bolton Hospital Breast Unit, Radcliffe (Bury), Nye Bevan House (Rochdale) and Bolton One Breast Screening Unit. You will work as part of a well‑established multidisciplinary team (MDT), including radiologists, surgeons, oncologists, pathologists, mammographers, assistant practitioners and radiology assistants.
As a Band 7 Enhanced Practitioner, you will undertake advanced mammography practice, working autonomously within your defined scope while contributing to multidisciplinary decision‑making. You will participate in symptomatic and assessment clinics, MDT/MDM meetings, and take responsibility for your own clinical decisions, professional development and contribution to service quality.
Deliver a high‑quality, timely and efficient breast imaging service, including screening, symptomatic and specialised assessment mammography across multiple sites. Work as an autonomous practitioner, ensuring optimal image quality using the lowest achievable radiation dose, in line with IR(ME)R and departmental protocols.
Undertake advanced practice activities at Master’s level in one or more of the following areas:
Participate in MDT and multidisciplinary arbitration meetings, contributing to patient management and decision‑making. Act as an operator and practitioner under IR(ME)R, including justification and authorisation of imaging referrals. Identify suspicious clinical or imaging abnormalities and understand their implications for patient care. Coordinate assessment and results clinics to ensure smooth patient flow and effective multidisciplinary collaboration. Maintain and contribute to robust Quality Control and Quality Management Systems (QMS/QPulse) in line with NHS Breast Screening Programme standards. Supervise, support and mentor mammographers, assistant practitioners, radiology assistants and student radiographers. Contribute to service improvement through audit, research, clinical governance activities and evidence‑based practice. Manage risk, incidents and local complaints within your specialist area, escalating appropriately when required.
You will demonstrate highly developed communication and interpersonal skills, supporting women and patients who may be anxious, distressed or emotionally vulnerable. You will ensure informed consent is obtained, after‑care advice is given, and information is communicated sensitively, clearly and effectively to patients, relatives and colleagues.
The role includes a strong educational and leadership component. You will contribute to staff training, mentorship of reporting trainees, delivery of CPD and educational sessions, and support recruitment, induction and preceptorship. You will also actively engage in your own continuing professional development, maintaining a professional portfolio and participating in national audits such as PERFORMS.
The role is structured to support a balanced and sustainable workload:
£25.71/hour