A leading radiology services provider in Ireland is seeking enthusiastic Locum Radiographers to join their team at the Arklow Clinic. You will deliver high-quality radiology services independently while collaborating closely with a multidisciplinary team. Ideal candidates should have relevant experience in an ED or acute setting and possess excellent interpersonal skills. This role offers a dynamic environment with rapid access to radiologist support and competitive earning potential. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading radiology services provider in Dublin is seeking a part-time Sonographer to join their expanding Ultrasound team. The ideal candidate will hold a CORU registration and an MSc in Ultrasound, with clinical experience in performing various sonographic exams. The role offers flexible working hours, professional development opportunities, and a supportive work culture emphasizing quality patient care. This is an excellent chance to further your career in a growing organization. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading radiology services provider in Ireland seeks a motivated Locum Radiographer to join their expert team. The role involves delivering exceptional radiology services in a calm, structured environment, with dedicated patient slots and immediate support from Radiologists. Candidates should have a diagnostic radiography degree and relevant experience. The position offers flexible working hours and excellent earning potential, making it an ideal opportunity for dedicated professionals eager to be part of a dynamic team. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Position Summary The Paediatric Clinical Specialist Sonographer will deliver a high-quality, child-centred ultrasound service across Medica Diagnostics Ireland sites. Working autonomously within Medica’s clinical governance framework and agreed protocols, the post holder will independently undertake a wide range of paediatric ultrasound examinations and produce accurate, comprehensive provisional ultrasound reports to support timely clinical decision-making. The role carries specialist responsibility for maintaining excellence in paediatric imaging practice, including referral vetting, oversight of ultrasound equipment performance, and the consistent application of quality assurance measures. The post holder will contribute to protocol development and review, clinical audit, service evaluation, and continuous improvement activity, while acting as a key point of escalation for complex clinical, operational, or equipment-related issues within the paediatric ultrasound service. As a senior clinical practitioner, the post holder will also play a central role in education, training, and mentorship. This includes supporting the development of trainee and junior sonographers, student radiographers, and wider imaging colleagues through formal teaching, supervision, and day-to-day professional guidance. They will help foster a positive learning culture that promotes clinical excellence, professional growth, and safe paediatric practice. The successful candidate will demonstrate flexibility and leadership in supporting service development, cross-site working, and future expansion of paediatric ultrasound provision, ensuring delivery remains aligned with Medica Diagnostics Ireland’s strategic and operational priorities. Key Responsibilities Clinical Responsibilities To be responsible for independently performing a wide range of high-quality paediatric diagnostic ultrasound examinations in accordance with Medica Diagnostics Ireland procedures, policies, and clinical protocols. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of clinical and technical developments in paediatric sonography, ensuring evidence-based practice is reflected in scanning protocols and contributing to the development, review, and refinement of local examination techniques and service standards. Vet ultrasound referrals to ensure clinical appropriateness and justification in line with professional, legislative, and local guidance. Clarify referral details where required and prioritise patients appropriately according to clinical urgency to support safe and timely care. Apply advanced clinical judgement and specialist paediatric ultrasound expertise in image acquisition, interpretation, and reporting. Produce high-quality preliminary ultrasound reports, as locally agreed, and escalate urgent, unexpected, or significant findings without delay to support safe patient management. Maintain accurate, timely, and complete patient records using Medica’s RIS/PACS and associated clinical systems. Ensure all examinations are correctly annotated, documented, and archived in accordance with organisational standards, professional requirements, and data protection legislation. Adhere to all Medica Diagnostics Ireland policies and procedures relevant to clinical practice, including safeguarding, infection prevention and control, consent, chaperoning, health and safety, clinical record-keeping, and communication protocols. Practise within the limits of personal competence and scope of practice. Seek advice, second opinions, or escalate appropriately to the Head of Ultrasound Services, senior clinical colleagues, or reporting radiologists where clinical complexity, uncertainty, or risk requires. Carry out daily equipment quality checks and basic troubleshooting of ultrasound systems, ensuring equipment remains safe and fit for purpose. Promptly report faults or malfunctions to the Head of Ultrasound Services and vendor support services and communicate any potential service impact to relevant operational leads. Ensure a child-centred, compassionate, and professional approach, adapting communication and examination techniques to meet the needs of infants, children, young people, and their families or carers. Act as a clinical specialist resource within paediatric ultrasound, supporting safe decision-making, consistent practice, and high standards of care across the service. Quality, Education and Training Contribute to Medica Diagnostics Ireland’s clinical audit and quality assurance activities, including peer review, image quality checks, and documentation review, supporting high standards in paediatric ultrasound practice. Support the development and review of paediatric ultrasound protocols, quality control processes, and documentation standards to promote consistency, safety, and best practice across the service. Participate in clinical governance activities, including audit feedback, incident review, and service improvement initiatives, helping to promote a culture of learning, accountability, and continuous improvement. Report incidents, near misses, and patient safety concerns promptly through the appropriate reporting systems, supporting effective risk management and safe service delivery. Provide day-to-day guidance and support to trainee and junior sonographers and other relevant staff, contributing to their development and helping to foster a positive learning environment. Contribute to shared learning through case discussion, reflective practice, and participation in internal education and service development activities. Maintain up-to-date knowledge and skills in paediatric ultrasound through continuing professional development, mandatory training, and participation in relevant internal and external learning opportunities. Promote clinical excellence, professional development, and high-quality child-centred care across the paediatric ultrasound service. Professional Conduct And Interpersonal Responsibilities Maintain effective, respectful communication with colleagues, radiologists, administrative teams, and non-radiographic staff across all clinical sites to ensure seamless service delivery. Adhere to Medica’s Communication Policy and guidelines for operational updates, issue reporting, and MDT coordination. Ensure timely and accurate information flow between sonographers, radiologists, referrers, and clinic staff. Escalate any issues related to the roster or scheduling to Media Operations manager. Report complaints or service concerns through the appropriate quality management system, ensuring the Head of Ultrasound is informed in a timely manner. Represent and promote the Medica brand within clinics through professional behaviour, a collaborative attitude, and a commitment to excellence. Uphold the highest standards of professionalism by treating every patient with courtesy, empathy, efficiency, and confidentiality, delivering a safe, respectful, and patient-centred service at all times. Job Requirements Qualifications BSc Diagnostics Radiography MSc in Medical Ultrasound or PgD in Medical Ultrasound CORU registered Essential Skills 3 years’ experience in acute paediatric radiology setting Communication Patient care Technical Competency Attention to detail Teamwork Time management Desirable Skills Problem solving Adaptability Mentorship and leadership Audit and Research #J-18808-Ljbffr
Overview Job role: Medica Group is the market leader in the provision of teleradiology and managed radiology services to the UK and Ireland. We are pleased to offer a unique development opportunity for a CORU-registered Sonographer who wishes to expand their practice into obstetrics and early pregnancy ultrasound while maintaining and developing their general ultrasound skills. As we are constantly expanding our business, at this moment, we require specialisations in MSK, DDH or paediatrics. However, if you do not possess any of them but have extensive hands-on experience in general ultrasound, please get in touch! This role offers a structured combination of clinical practice and training: Key responsibilities Three days per week delivering scheduled general ultrasound services at our Dún Laoghaire clinic. Two days per week fully dedicated to obstetric and early pregnancy ultrasound training at our clinic in Dublin 2. Deliver a patient-centred service at all times, ensuring that every patient is treated with dignity, respect, efficiency, and confidentiality. Engage fully with the structured training programme, maintaining an up-to-date clinical portfolio and working towards achievement of agreed obstetric training milestones. Adhere to all Health and Safety policies, clinical governance frameworks, and incident reporting procedures to ensure the safety of patients, staff, and visitors. Promptly report any equipment faults, service delays, or clinical incidents to the clinic manager, providing updates as required. Accurately and securely document all patient data using Medica’s RIS and PACS, ensuring compliance with GDPR and data protection regulations. Attend in-service training sessions, study days, and team meetings as required to support professional development and service improvement. Contribute to audit processes, quality assurance activities, and the development of protocols and procedures where appropriate. Promote a positive and professional image of Medica’s ultrasound service and uphold the organisation’s values in all interactions. Carry out any other duties reasonably required to support the effective delivery of general ultrasound services and successful completion of training. Qualifications & Essential Skills CORU registration CASE accredited MSc in Ultrasound or equivalent recognised qualification Clinical experience performing a variety of general ultrasound examinations Strong commitment to professional growth and development Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Proficiency with healthcare IT systems for documentation and reporting Desirable Skills Interest in developing skills in DDH, MSK and paediatric ultrasound Evidence of continuing professional development post-registration Ability to work independently and as part of a team High standards of responsibility, initiative, and service quality focus Benefits Financial Benefits Discretionary Annual Salary Review and discretionary Annual Bonus scheme Pension scheme – Medica matches your contribution up to 5% Life assurance – 4 x annual salary Refer a friend scheme ️ Time off & leave Enhanced annual leave Birthday day off Wedding/civil partnership day off Paid volunteering day Health & wellbeing Employee assistance programme – 24/7 mental health and wellbeing support Monthly wellbeing series, digital gym and MyMindPal among other initiatives Menopause Hub Commuting & flexibility Cycle to work scheme TaxSaver commuter tickets Learning & development Commitment from employers to continued learning and development Educational assistance scheme English lessons for non-native speakers Culture & recognition A company culture that promotes work-life balance Regular social events Annual staff awards Legal notices We welcome people from all groups in the community to apply for jobs with Medica so that we maintain inclusive teams and a diverse workforce. We celebrate differences and encourage everyone to be themselves at work. Join us today! We request all applicants to complete a confidential equalities monitoring form. The data we collect will help us identify any recruitment trends and address any concerns. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading healthcare provider in Ireland is seeking an experienced Sonographer to join their Ultrasound team at the VHI Carrickmines clinic. This role offers flexible working hours and a structured, calm environment with a focus on patient service. The ideal candidate will have MSc Ultrasound or equivalent qualifications and CORU registration. This is a fantastic opportunity to work within a supportive team with real-time access to Radiologist support and high-spec equipment. #J-18808-Ljbffr
Job Description This is an exciting time to join Medica. We are looking to expand our Locum Radiographers team in our Arklow Clinic. We have a fantastic opportunity for enthusiastic and motivated radiographers. As a Locum Radiographer at Medica you will be joining an experienced team of permanent and locum radiographers responsible for delivering top‑quality radiology services. At Medica we understand the importance of what we do and every member of our team makes a vital contribution to our success and reputation. So if you are looking to be part of a fantastic team and gain exceptional experience, let’s talk today! Core Benefits For You Independent work Variety of studies and cases presenting to the Primary Care Centre Close communication with a multidisciplinary team Rapid access support from radiologists – real‑time support allowing radiographers access to a radiologist while imaging. Excellent earning potential Who We Are Medica Ireland is an Irish‑owned, award‑winning radiology services provider employing over 180 staff members in Ireland alone. We deliver managed service solutions to public and private hospitals and have direct‑to‑patient services in MRI, ultrasound, CT, DXA, obstetrics and X‑ray. We are a clinically‑led, patient‑focused organisation with industry experts including radiologists, radiographers, sonographers and ICT professionals. Our proven track record shows improvement in access for patients through the resolution of traditional radiology bottlenecks and workflow inefficiencies while simultaneously reducing costs for hospitals. Job Requirements We are looking for: What We Are Looking For Relevant experience as a radiographer in an ED or an acute setting Ability to perform duties as a lone worker Comfortable and confident with lone workingRegistered member of CORU Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, dynamic, highly motivated and dedicated to delivering the highest standards of clinical practice Get in touch today to find out how Medica could change the way you scan! #J-18808-Ljbffr
Job Description Position Summary: This is an exciting time to join Medica. We are looking to expand our Locum Radiographers team in our Swords Clinic. We have a fantastic opportunity for enthusiastic and motivated radiographers. As a Locum Radiographer at Medica you will join an experienced team of both permanent and locum radiographers responsible for delivering top-quality radiology services. At Medica we understand the importance of what we do and every member of our team makes a vital contribution to our success and reputation. If you are looking to be part of a fantastic team and gain exceptional experience, let’s talk today! Core Benefits For You Independent work Variety of studies and cases presenting to the Centre Close communication with a multidisciplinary team Rapid access support from Radiologists – We provide real‑time support, always allowing Radiographers access to a Radiologist whilst imaging. Excellent earning potential. Who We Are Medica Ireland is an Irish owned award‑winning radiology services provider employing over 180 staff members in Ireland alone. We deliver managed service solutions to public and private hospitals, and have direct to patient services in MRI, Ultrasound, CT, DXA, Obstetrics and X‑Ray. We are a clinically led, patient focused organisation with industry experts including radiologists, radiographers, sonographers and ICT professionals. Our proven track record shows improvement in access for patients through the resolution of traditional radiology bottle necks and workflow inefficiencies, while simultaneously reducing costs for the hospital. Job Requirements We are looking for a qualified and experienced Locum Radiographer who can perform duties as a lone worker and provide expert care to patients. You are a registered member of CORU. What We Are Looking For Relevant experience as a Radiographer in an ED or an acute setting Ability to perform duties as a lone worker Comfortable and confident with lone working Registered member of CORU Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, dynamic, highly motivated and dedicated to delivering the highest standards of clinical practice. Get in touch today to find out how Medica could change the way you scan! #J-18808-Ljbffr
Overview Medica Group is the market leader in the provision of teleradiology and managed radiology services to the UK and Ireland. We are recruiting for flexible casual work to join our growing Ultrasound team in Dublin. This is an opportunity for an experienced Sonographer who wants to work within a professional and supportive team while enjoying a high level of flexibility to ensure a good work-life balance. We are a clinically led, patient-focused organisation employing radiologists, radiographers, sonographers and ICT professionals. Our aim is to improve access to radiology services and reduce bottlenecks and costs for hospitals. Requirements CORU registration MSc Ultrasound or equivalent Relevant clinical sonography experience with paediatric patients Core Benefits For You Flexible working hours - Not project focused. You will have a routine commitment with a work pattern completely focused around you Similar environment and technical equipment to the hospital Calm, structured environment with the focus on patient service, with dedicated slots assigned per patient to ensure the best patient experience Rapid access support from Radiologist – Real-time support allowing you access to a Radiologist at all times whilst scanning Brand new high spec GE Equipment We welcome people from all groups in the community to apply for jobs with Medica so that we maintain inclusive teams and a diverse workforce. We celebrate differences and encourage everyone to be themselves at work. Join us today! We request all applicants to complete a confidential equalities monitoring form. The data we collect will help us identify any recruitment trends and address any concerns. #J-18808-Ljbffr
A leading healthcare provider in Dublin is seeking a Paediatric Clinical Specialist Sonographer. The successful candidate will deliver high-quality, child-centred ultrasound services, perform a wide range of examinations, and produce accurate reports. Responsibilities include mentoring junior staff and maintaining excellence in imaging practices. Candidates should possess a BSc in Diagnostics Radiography, a relevant MSc or PgD, and at least three years of acute paediatric radiology experience. Strong communication and technical skills are essential for this role. #J-18808-Ljbffr
