This reporting sonographer role sits in the main ultrasound department of Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust, a QSI-accredited service linked to the University of Reading. The post covers a broad range of general ultrasound scans, which the postholder performs and reports independently, with junior staff supervision and mentoring. Obstetric scanning is not carried out in this department, and a preceptorship offers a route to 8A. Applicants need HCPC registration and a postgraduate diploma in medical ultrasound.

What the job involves

- Perform a range of ultrasound scans in the main radiology department, excluding obstetric scanning
- Report findings and make appropriate recommendations
- Issue diagnostic reports in a timely way based on ultrasound findings
- Provide a high-quality, comprehensive and efficient ultrasound service to patients and referring clinicians
- Work as an effective member of the ultrasound team




- Supervise and mentor more junior staff
- Exercise autonomy within professional and managerial boundaries
- Undertake all aspects of work in the ultrasound department as appropriate to grade

What's required

Qualifications

- Postgraduate Diploma in Medical Ultrasound

Registration & licences

- HCPC registration

Skills & knowledge

- Valuable organisational and time management skills
- Ability to work effectively as part of a team or individually
- Ability to work under pressure and prioritise own activities

Nice to have

- Experience of audit
- Evidence of teaching and training skills
- Understanding of quality management systems and processes

What's offered

- Preceptorship framework with a progression route to 8A
- Support from a practice educator

📌 Reporting Sonographer – General Ultrasound (Wallace Cove)
🏢 Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust
📍 Wallace Cove