The Radiography team at Pulse are currently recruiting for a Band 7 General and Gynae Sonographer in Derby. The successful Sonographer will be working full time over the course of week, Monday to Friday, but weekends can also be considered. This role is available to start ASAP; the starting pay rate for this job is £41-42 per hour.

Position: General and Gynae Sonographer
Banding: 7
Location: Derby
Hours: Mon-Friday/Weekends
Rate: £41-42/h
Start Date: ASAP
Duration: Ongoing
Essential skills:

• Ultrasound experience
• Scanning Obs and Gynae
• Relevant qualification in Diagnostic Radiography and Post Grad in Ultrasound

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