Radiology departments are key in diagnosing diseases, detecting cancer early, providing screening services, and performing life-saving procedures.
- NHS jobs in Radiology
- GMC registration
- Blogs and FRCR exam resources
- Register your interest in NHS vacancies
NHS jobs in Radiology
The UK now has a 29% shortfall of clinical radiologists, which will rise to 40% in five years without action. By 2027, an additional 3,365 clinical radiologists will be needed to keep up with the demand for services.
We’re dedicated to connecting experienced and skilled radiologists with rewarding NHS positions across the UK.
Whether you’re a generalist or your sub-specialised, our comprehensive range of positions caters to various experience levels and sub-speciality interests, ensuring that you find the perfect fit for your career aspirations.
GMC registration
The General Medical Council (GMC) are a public body that maintains the official register of medical practitioners within the UK.
- All doctors must be registered with the General Medical Council (GMC) to practise in the UK. There are various types of GMC registration depending on the job role that you’re pursuing, and different pathways for applying.
- You must have an acceptable medical qualification to apply for GMC registration.
- The GMC requires additional proof for your application, such as evidence of your English proficiency and details of your internship. You must also get your qualifications independently verified before the GMC approves your registration application.
- If you’re planning to apply for GMC registration using a postgraduate qualification (i.e. FRCR), you can check the list of accepted postgraduate qualifications here.
- If you have an EEA or Swiss primary and/or specialist medical qualification classed as a “relevant European qualification”, you may be able to apply for GMC full and/or specialist registration using those qualifications. You can find out if your qualification is a relevant European qualification by selecting the country where you qualified here.
- You must be on the GMC’s specialist register to take up a job as a substantive (permanent) NHS consultant. International doctors who haven’t completed a GMC-approved programme to obtain to obtain their CCT, can apply to join the GMC specialist register via the CESR pathway.
