Diagnostic Radiographer

Role overview

An opportunity is available for a driven and enthusiastic Diagnostic Radiographer to become part of a multidisciplinary radiology team within NHS Grampian. The post is based at a hospital with a very active elective orthopaedic service, alongside wards for older adults and rehabilitation. Most of the work will be carried out in this setting, although the role will also involve participating in rotas across other NHS sites when needed.

Department environment

The radiology service operates with a mix of digital radiography and computed radiography equipment, supported by PACS and RIS systems. The department works across a busy clinical environment and requires flexibility to support different sites as part of the rota.

Key duties

The successful applicant will undertake a full range of general radiographic examinations, including work in theatre and fluoroscopy.

Professional development

The department actively promotes continuing professional development, audit activity, and research involvement.

Location information

Aberdeen is described as a lively and internationally minded city, with strong air, rail, and sea connections that make travel to the rest of the UK and overseas convenient.

Additional information

Informal enquiries can be directed to Sarah Inglis, Superintendent Radiographer, at sarah.inglis@nhs.scot.

Interviews are scheduled for 28 July 2026.

Equality and inclusion

NHS Scotland is committed to building a workforce that reflects the diversity of the community it serves. The organisation aims to remove unlawful discrimination, ensure fairness, and create an environment where every employee feels respected and able to contribute fully. Applications are welcomed from all sections of society.