The Society of Radiographers is advertising a number of vacancies across its advisory groups.
Advisory groups provide support to the Society of Radiographers. They represent Diagnostic Radiographers and Therapeutic Radiographers, as well as patients and the professional workforce.
The SoR is currently advertising vacancies across nine groups. These groups are:
Artificial Intelligence Advisory Group (AIAG)
Consultant Radiographers Advisory Group (CRAG)
Computed Tomography Advisory Group (CTAG)
Diagnostic Imaging Advisory Group (DIAG)
Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Advisory Group (NMMAG)
Radiotherapy Advisory Group (RAG)
Radiographic Informatics Advisory Group (RIAG)
Research Advisory Group
Ultrasound Advisory Group (UAG)
For the Ultrasound Advisory Group, applications from Northern Ireland and Wales are particularly welcome. For all the advisory groups, applications are also accepted from those who want to serve a second term.
Who is eligible to apply?
Successful applicants will need to be in membership with the SoR and be willing to be active members of the group they wish to join.
You must also be enthusiastic about the radiography profession and education opportunities, as well as being able to devote time to the group. The latter would involve attending a maximum of two meetings per year - one virtual and one in London. In addition, advisory group members are expected to keep in contact between meetings over email and other electronic means.
Hopeful applicants must fill in an online application form detailing their experience and the skills they would bring to an advisory group. The deadline is Friday 2 May at 5pm.
To learn more about the SoR’s professional advisory groups, click here. Queries should be directed to the SoR’s professional and education administrators at [email protected].
Advisory groups are just one way to get involved with the SoR. Signing up for Special Interest Groups (SIGs), joining an SoR Council or becoming an SoR rep are other ways of getting involved. To find out more, click here.