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Currently recruiting for an important member of the diagnostic healthcare team, you will provide clinicians with diagnostic images of the body to assist in the treatment of patients.
Initial Annual Pay
£27,200+ plus benefits
Pay on Successful Completion of Phase Two Training
£29,000+ plus benefits
Don't limit yourself. You can apply for more than one position and we can help you find the right role.
This role is highly competitive. Please consider other roles available.
Salary and Apply
What Will You Do?
Just like a civilian fulfilling the same role, you will normally work under the clinical direction of a radiologist and produce images. In your role you will:
- Use a range of technical imaging equipment
- Liaise with a wide range of healthcare professionals and clinicians
- Function in a variety of departments including the Emergency Department, ITU, Operating Theatres, In Patients, Out Patients and Portable Imaging onwards
Requirements & Eligibility
Qualified Applicants: State-registered radiographer with BSc (Hons) in Diagnostic Radiography, registered with the HCPC as a Diagnostic Radiographer.
Unqualified Applicants: 5 GCSEs at Grade C/4 or five Scottish National 5s at Grade C to include Maths/Application of Mathematics and English Language/Literature and Science plus A-levels. Please see full details below.
Be aged 17 – 47 years old (Must attest before 48th birthday)
You will need to meet specific Nationality and Residency criteria.
Commit to minimum 12 years service
Meet the health and fitness criteria and pass a Fitness test
Entry Requirements
Applicants must be aged between 17 and 47 years old (Must attest before 48th birthday).
Applicants must also read all of the sections below and make sure they meet all entry requirements before submitting an application.
Education Requirements
Qualified Applicants: State-registered radiographer with BSc (Hons) in Diagnostic Radiography, registered with the HCPC as a Diagnostic Radiographer.
Unqualified Applicants: 5 GCSEs at Grade C/4 or five Scottish National 5s at Grade C to include Maths/Application of Mathematics and English Language/Literature and Science.
Grade BBB in three A-level subjects including Science. A-level General Studies, Critical Thinking and Citizenship Studies are not accepted but other qualifications may be considered.
Birmingham City University is the designated provider for the undergraduate training programme.
If your qualifications are not listed, or you do not have any qualifications, you might still be able to apply.
Nationality & Residency
Applicants must meet specific nationality and residency criteria.
Fitness Requirements
Applicants must meet health and fitness criteria and pass a fitness test.
Health Requirements
Applicants must meet health standards required for military duty.
Background Checks
Applicants will undergo background checks as part of the application process.
Disqualifying Factors
There are certain disqualifying factors that may prevent application success.
Career, Training & Education
At any level or position your personal success is vital to make us succeed too. We are dedicated to your future, as it is essential to ours. You will receive basic and specialist training in your field and we even provide the option to pay for your education. The experience you gain with the RAF will equip you to work at the top of your field, both in the UK and overseas.
- Phase One Training
Basic Recruit Training - 10 weeks at RAF Halton, Buckinghamshire. - Phase Two Training
Specialist training - Ongoing, as assigned. On completion of BRTC at RAF Halton you will commence undergraduate professional training as a Radiographer. - First Tour
Specialist training - Ongoing, as assigned. Your first posting will be to RCDM Birmingham or RCDM Oxford, where you will gain confidence and experience. - Ongoing Training
Ongoing development - As assigned. As a Radiographer, you will need to maintain your registration with the HCPC. - Career Prospects
Ongoing development - As assigned. You will initially join the RAF for a period of twelve years on a Notice Engagement. - Transferable Skills
Ongoing training - As assigned. The skills and qualifications you can gain are as valuable in the civilian world as they are in the RAF.
Why Join the RAF?
Thanks to subsidised food, travel, accommodation and free gym you get more money in your pocket.
- Rent from £75p/m
- Free gym
- Subsidised food
- Health care
- World travel
- Training
What Happens After Applying
Joining the RAF takes several steps. Below is an overview of the process. The purpose of this process is for us to gauge whether you’re the right person for the RAF and for you to show us all of your skills and experiences that have made you who you are.
- Selection Interviews
Stage 1 of 6. You’ll get to showcase your skills and experience, and we’ll answer any questions you have about joining us. Your interview will take place at a local AFCO and cover topics such as family life, education, work experience, special interests and hobbies, interest in the RAF, training, the role you’ve applied for, and the RAF. Some roles require a second interview and/or test to determine your suitability. - Health Assessment
Stage 2 of 6. You must pass an occupational health assessment to show you’re fit for military duty. This includes checks on hearing, eyesight, body mass index, and screening for health issues that may prevent you from carrying out your role. - Fitness Test
Stage 3 of 6. You’ll need to complete a Pre-Joining Fitness Test (PJFC), a 2.4km run at a local gym. Performance levels differ by age and gender, and training plans are available to assist preparation. - Specialist Interview
Stage 4 of 6. Candidates for this role will attend a specialist interview. - Acceptance
Stage 5 of 6. After successfully completing each phase, you’ll be invited to a provisional offer of service interview at your nearest AFCO to ensure you understand the terms and conditions of service and are prepared to commence training. - Training
Stage 6 of 6. Basic Recruit Training takes place over 10 weeks at RAF Halton in Buckinghamshire. It prepares you mentally and physically for your career with the RAF through six phases: Arrival, General Service training, Initial Force Protection training, Exercise Blue Warrior, Force development training, and Graduation.
Once fully trained, you will receive role-specific training to prepare you for your duties as a Radiographer.
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Currently recruiting for an important member of the diagnostic healthcare team, you will provide clinicians with diagnostic images of the body to assist in the treatment of patients.
Initial Annual Pay
£27,200+ plus benefits
Pay on Successful Completion of Phase Two Training
£29,000+ plus benefits
Don't limit yourself. You can apply for more than one position and we can help you find the right role.
This role is highly competitive. Please consider other roles available.
Salary and Apply
What Will You Do?
Just like a civilian fulfilling the same role, you will normally work under the clinical direction of a radiologist and produce images. In your role you will:
- Use a range of technical imaging equipment
- Liaise with a wide range of healthcare professionals and clinicians
- Function in a variety of departments including the Emergency Department, ITU, Operating Theatres, In Patients, Out Patients and Portable Imaging onwards
Requirements & Eligibility
Qualified Applicants: State-registered radiographer with BSc (Hons) in Diagnostic Radiography, registered with the HCPC as a Diagnostic Radiographer.
Unqualified Applicants: 5 GCSEs at Grade C/4 or five Scottish National 5s at Grade C to include Maths/Application of Mathematics and English Language/Literature and Science plus A-levels. Please see full details below.
Be aged 17 – 47 years old (Must attest before 48th birthday)
You will need to meet specific Nationality and Residency criteria.
Commit to minimum 12 years service
Meet the health and fitness criteria and pass a Fitness test
Entry Requirements
Applicants must be aged between 17 and 47 years old (Must attest before 48th birthday).
Applicants must also read all of the sections below and make sure they meet all entry requirements before submitting an application.
Education Requirements
Qualified Applicants: State-registered radiographer with BSc (Hons) in Diagnostic Radiography, registered with the HCPC as a Diagnostic Radiographer.
Unqualified Applicants: 5 GCSEs at Grade C/4 or five Scottish National 5s at Grade C to include Maths/Application of Mathematics and English Language/Literature and Science.
Grade BBB in three A-level subjects including Science. A-level General Studies, Critical Thinking and Citizenship Studies are not accepted but other qualifications may be considered.
Birmingham City University is the designated provider for the undergraduate training programme.
If your qualifications are not listed, or you do not have any qualifications, you might still be able to apply.
Nationality & Residency
Applicants must meet specific nationality and residency criteria.
Fitness Requirements
Applicants must meet health and fitness criteria and pass a fitness test.
Health Requirements
Applicants must meet health standards required for military duty.
Background Checks
Applicants will undergo background checks as part of the application process.
Disqualifying Factors
There are certain disqualifying factors that may prevent application success.
Career, Training & Education
At any level or position your personal success is vital to make us succeed too. We are dedicated to your future, as it is essential to ours. You will receive basic and specialist training in your field and we even provide the option to pay for your education. The experience you gain with the RAF will equip you to work at the top of your field, both in the UK and overseas.
- Phase One Training
Basic Recruit Training - 10 weeks at RAF Halton, Buckinghamshire. - Phase Two Training
Specialist training - Ongoing, as assigned. On completion of BRTC at RAF Halton you will commence undergraduate professional training as a Radiographer. - First Tour
Specialist training - Ongoing, as assigned. Your first posting will be to RCDM Birmingham or RCDM Oxford, where you will gain confidence and experience. - Ongoing Training
Ongoing development - As assigned. As a Radiographer, you will need to maintain your registration with the HCPC. - Career Prospects
Ongoing development - As assigned. You will initially join the RAF for a period of twelve years on a Notice Engagement. - Transferable Skills
Ongoing training - As assigned. The skills and qualifications you can gain are as valuable in the civilian world as they are in the RAF.
Why Join the RAF?
Thanks to subsidised food, travel, accommodation and free gym you get more money in your pocket.
- Rent from £75p/m
- Free gym
- Subsidised food
- Health care
- World travel
- Training
What Happens After Applying
Joining the RAF takes several steps. Below is an overview of the process. The purpose of this process is for us to gauge whether you’re the right person for the RAF and for you to show us all of your skills and experiences that have made you who you are.
- Selection Interviews
Stage 1 of 6. You’ll get to showcase your skills and experience, and we’ll answer any questions you have about joining us. Your interview will take place at a local AFCO and cover topics such as family life, education, work experience, special interests and hobbies, interest in the RAF, training, the role you’ve applied for, and the RAF. Some roles require a second interview and/or test to determine your suitability. - Health Assessment
Stage 2 of 6. You must pass an occupational health assessment to show you’re fit for military duty. This includes checks on hearing, eyesight, body mass index, and screening for health issues that may prevent you from carrying out your role. - Fitness Test
Stage 3 of 6. You’ll need to complete a Pre-Joining Fitness Test (PJFC), a 2.4km run at a local gym. Performance levels differ by age and gender, and training plans are available to assist preparation. - Specialist Interview
Stage 4 of 6. Candidates for this role will attend a specialist interview. - Acceptance
Stage 5 of 6. After successfully completing each phase, you’ll be invited to a provisional offer of service interview at your nearest AFCO to ensure you understand the terms and conditions of service and are prepared to commence training. - Training
Stage 6 of 6. Basic Recruit Training takes place over 10 weeks at RAF Halton in Buckinghamshire. It prepares you mentally and physically for your career with the RAF through six phases: Arrival, General Service training, Initial Force Protection training, Exercise Blue Warrior, Force development training, and Graduation.
Once fully trained, you will receive role-specific training to prepare you for your duties as a Radiographer.
Similar Roles
- Medical Services RAF Medic
- Medical Services Registered Nurse (Adult)
Life in the RAF, Careers & Benefits, Find Your Role, and Apply Now sections provide further information about RAF opportunities and lifestyle.
