Post Mortem Support Radiographer

4-Month Contract Role with a Local Authority Summary This role involves providing a high-quality Post-Mortem Computed Tomography (PMCT) imaging service within a specialist forensic and coronial environment. The postholder will conduct post-mortem CT examinations, support the operational delivery of the PMCT service, and contribute to the accurate imaging, documentation, and investigation of deceased individuals.

Responsibilities

Perform post-mortem CT examinations in accordance with national guidance, departmental protocols, and professional standards. Produce high-quality diagnostic images to support coronial, forensic, and medico-legal investigations. Assist with specialized post-mortem imaging techniques, including angiography and ventilated PMCT where appropriate.

Ensure imaging procedures are completed efficiently while maintaining dignity and respect for the deceased. Apply radiation protection principles and comply with all relevant legislation and safety regulations. Participate in service provision for complex, traumatic, suspicious death, and major incident cases.

Requirements

Essential Experience Required Experience working with vulnerable young people, particularly care leavers or those transitioning to independence. Experience managing a caseload and delivering structured support interventions. Proven experience in multi-agency partnership working. Essential Qualifications Required Minimum 6 months post-qualification experience as a Diagnostic Radiographer.

Practical experience in CT imaging. Experience operating CT equipment and associated imaging systems. Experience maintaining accurate clinical records and documentation. Experience working effectively within a multidisciplinary team. Additional Information Working hours: 18 hours per week. Location: 124a Queens Road, London, E17 8QP, United Kingdom.

Schedule: Bi-weekly. Application deadline: 6th July 2026, apply ASAP.