What is your experience working as a radiographer?
The job announcement should say how many years of experience the NHS requires for the Band 7 radiographer role, but it will generally be at least three to four years. The interviewers want to hear about your experience to ensure you are qualified for the position, as they may not be aware. Studies have shown that interviewers, recruiters, and hiring managers generally spend six to eight seconds glancing over a candidate's resume or CV. Give examples of how many years of experience you have and who you have worked with previously. Be sure to include volunteer experience in your field, as well.
"I have worked for the past five years as a radiographer performing mammograms at the Bupa Health Centre in Bristol. I worked in a hectic and fast-paced environment where I provided all imaging procedures on patients, maintained quality assurance of tests conducted, and ensured confidential data collection. I enjoyed working as part of a multidisciplinary team where I could provide the best quality service to my patients. I am excited about this opportunity with the NHS, and look forward to bringing my skills and experience to your amazing team."
