Welcome to the Work Experience page for The Rotherham
NHS Foundation Trust. On this page, you can view and apply for all the work experience
placements we currently offer.
The purpose of work experience is either to help you
understand what it is like to work in an area, or prepare for a university
application.
We offer short work experience placements where you will
spend time observing the work of the department and those who work there.
Once you are sure which area you would like to experience,
please contact that area directly using the details provided. The contact in
that area will provide you with an application (so that we can check that you
will get the experience you are looking for), and communicate with you to make
arrangements for your placement.
If you are over 18, you will need to complete a ‘volunteer’
DBS check ahead of your placement. This is free and can be accessed here. Please
ensure that you do tick ‘volunteer’ to ensure you are not charged.
Please note that the placement areas listed here are the
only ones currently available, we regret that placements cannot be arranged on
an ‘ad-hoc’ basis for any applicant.
Our current
placement areas (2021)
***Fitzwilliam Ward is currently closed to work experience applications****
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Placement
name: |
Medical
Imaging, Physics and Illustration
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What
you will see: |
Medical
Imaging, Physics and Illustration is made up of several departments
including: Clinical Radiology (Plain film, CT, MRI, Ultrasound, Breast
Screening), Medical Physics ( Nuclear Medicine, Respiratory Physiology and
Cardiology/cardiac devices)and Medical Illustration. This placement can offer
a vast in-sight into the day-to-day tasks of each area, including
administrative, clinical and advanced practice roles.
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Placements
available: |
We
can offer a number of different personalised placement opportunities.
Please
note: there are age restrictions in place for clinical areas to maintain
safety of staff, patients and visitors. Please contact Kelsey Longden to
discuss.
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Contact
Details: |
Kelsey Longden, Deputy Clinical Lead in Plain Film, Fluoroscopy and Dental. Kelsey.longden@nhs.net
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