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Why Work For Us? Careers Recruitment Process Benefits & Discounts

Are you thinking about joining the NHS? With over 350 different roles within Healthcare, there are lots of opportunities to develop your skills, boost your experience and climb that career ladder whilst helping and supporting our patients.

At Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust, we provide comprehensive secondary care and specialist services to a local population of 675,000 people across South East Hampshire. We also offer some tertiary services to a wider catchment in excess of two million people. The Trust employs around 7345 staff and is the largest employer in Portsmouth.

Work for us

We offer a range of career paths, which require our staff working in different areas of the trust to have varying skills sets. From Admin and Clerical, to Health Care Support Workers and from Estates and Facilities to Midwives, we have a role for YOU.

Our core values are, “Working Together – for Patients, with Compassion, as One Team and Always Improving”. We carry these values with us in everything we do including the training, development and recruitment of staff. If these values resonate with you and you are looking for an opportunity to build an exciting career, contact us now to discuss your options.

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Here at Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust, we are pleased to be able to offer benefits ranging from reduced cost lease cars and white goods, flexible working and an onsite nursery to apprenticeships and development opportunities.

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Last updated: 22 April 2021

My story

Robin Thapa

Senior Diagnostic Radiographer, CT/MRI Department

What made you become a Diagnostic Radiographer? - " I was looking for a profession that was practical, rewarding and evolving. I have a huge love for gadgets and advance technology. Radiography was really the ideal option."

How did you become a Diagnostic Radiographer? - " Becoming a Diagnostic Radiographer was a very rewarding lane. The three years of degree course needed a lot of dedication and hard work, but it was all worth it. "

What do you do on a day to day basis? - " CT/MRI Radiographer play a pivotal role in modern healthcare. On a daily basis, we use advance imaging equipment to capture images that will be used by other medical professionals when treating patients. "

Why did you choose PHU? - " I choose to work with PHU because it is close to where I live plus, the values and vision of the Trust compliment my aims in life. "

What do you enjoy about being a Diagnostic Radiographer? - " As a CT/MRI radiographer, the things I enjoy the most is the changes and advancement in technology. My career is always changing and advancing. Every day is a learning day."

Career plans and advice for others - " If you want to work in a practical and evolving environment that makes a difference in people's lives. Then come and join the ride it's very rewarding. "

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