Job summary
This is a fantastic opportunity for any Radiologist (ST4 level
and above) experienced in reviewing trauma scans to work from home - whilst
aiding patients, hospital staff and police officers.
The Reconstruction Radiologist is the first role of its kind.
SFR Medical has already revolutionised the connection of UK Police Forces and
medical institutions in the quick provision of high quality medical evidence
for victims of violent crime. We have reduced the waiting time of medical
statements from three-six months to less than ten working days. We have now
expanded our product offerings to include medical reports that include
reconstructed images of injuries taken directly from that victim's Computerised
Tomography (CT) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) images. These reports are
often a game-changer for patients, as they enable non-medical personnel amongst
the police, jury and lawyers to easily understand the gravitas of injuries as
well as the consequences of two differing stab wounds. This in turn, aids just
charging decisions and sentencing. This is an exciting and pioneering
role, that will benefit so many and ensure justice is achieved.
Main duties of the job
UK Police Forces will contact SFR Medical asking specific
questions about injuries sustained by victims of violent crime. Such questions
may be "What was the depth of the wound to the left side of the
flank?" "How close to vital blood vessels was the wound trajectory to
the right side of the neck?" Via our secure portal system, the
Reconstruction Radiologist would be provided with the relevant signed consent
form and the relevant Computerised Tomography (CT) or Magnetic Resonance
Imaging (MRI) scan images of that patient. The Reconstruction Radiologist would
then complete a templated medical report answering the question, adding
annotations to reconstructed images to help demonstrate their answer(s). This
report will then be used as medical evidence by that UK Police Force.
About us
SFR Medical was founded in 2018 by Dr Johann Grundlingh - an
A&E and ITU consultant and Toxicologist working in NHS Hospitals in London.
It is a med-tech company with the aim to streamline the provision of medical
evidence but also innovate to produce high quality medical evidence, for
victims of violent crime. Four years on, SFR Medical is growing rapidly;
automating through technology, standardising nationwide medical report formats
and building in size and interest. All our employees work virtually and have
flexible working hours.
SFR Medical is very proud of its diversity, believes in equal
opportunities and welcomes applications irrespective of age, disability, ethnic
origin, gender, sexuality or religious belief.
Job description
Job responsibilities
Job description:
- writing concise and jargon-free answers in response to questions posed by the police and lawyers about injuries sustained by victims of violent crime. These answers should be typed into an SFR2 template (provided by SFR Medical)
- reconstructing, annotating (if necessary) and labelling, DICOM images received via the IEP using a PACS viewer capable of 3D reconstruction to best illustrate the answers to the questions posed by the police and lawyers about injuries sustained by victims of violent crime
- once the typed answers and reconstructed images are within the SFR2 template, this will form a 3D Visual Reconstruction (3DVR) report
- sending all 3D Visual Reconstruction (3DVR) reports to the Operations Manager via SFR Medicals secure portal system
To ensure the Consent Form - which is sent with the associated DICOM images and relevant medical statements (SFRs) - is satisfactory. Information about what constitutes a satisfactory Consent Form can be found within the Reconstruction Radiologist Training Pack.
To ensure all 3D Visual Reconstruction (3DVR) report requests are completed (including any amendments suggested by the relevant Report Manager) within five working days of receiving a satisfactory Consent Form, relevant DICOM images and relevant medical statements (SFRs).
To attend a monthly Microsoft Teams review meeting during the last week of every month, to provide feedback on the service (for example: frequency of requests, workload, ease of use of software).
To maintain patient confidentiality and not disclose information about victims/patients to anyone not employed by SFR Medical.
Is responsible for the content of the 3D Visual Reconstruction (3DVR) report, ensuring it is accurate and honest.
Job description
Job responsibilities
Job description:
- writing concise and jargon-free answers in response to questions posed by the police and lawyers about injuries sustained by victims of violent crime. These answers should be typed into an SFR2 template (provided by SFR Medical)
- reconstructing, annotating (if necessary) and labelling, DICOM images received via the IEP using a PACS viewer capable of 3D reconstruction to best illustrate the answers to the questions posed by the police and lawyers about injuries sustained by victims of violent crime
- once the typed answers and reconstructed images are within the SFR2 template, this will form a 3D Visual Reconstruction (3DVR) report
- sending all 3D Visual Reconstruction (3DVR) reports to the Operations Manager via SFR Medicals secure portal system
To ensure the Consent Form - which is sent with the associated DICOM images and relevant medical statements (SFRs) - is satisfactory. Information about what constitutes a satisfactory Consent Form can be found within the Reconstruction Radiologist Training Pack.
To ensure all 3D Visual Reconstruction (3DVR) report requests are completed (including any amendments suggested by the relevant Report Manager) within five working days of receiving a satisfactory Consent Form, relevant DICOM images and relevant medical statements (SFRs).
To attend a monthly Microsoft Teams review meeting during the last week of every month, to provide feedback on the service (for example: frequency of requests, workload, ease of use of software).
To maintain patient confidentiality and not disclose information about victims/patients to anyone not employed by SFR Medical.
Is responsible for the content of the 3D Visual Reconstruction (3DVR) report, ensuring it is accurate and honest.
Person Specification
Experience
Essential
- Experience in Trauma imaging
Qualifications
Essential
- * a medical degree
- * GMC licence to practice,
- * be in good standing with the GMC
- * have specialised in Radiology to at least ST4 level,
- * live in the UK and have lived in the UK for the preceding three years. The last point is required by our clients, as all our staff need to pass Non-Police Personnel Vetting in order to handle police data.
Desirable
- A keen interest in helping victims as well as being at the forefront of a new form of medical evidence for the UK Criminal Justice System is desirable.
Person Specification
Experience
Essential
- Experience in Trauma imaging
Qualifications
Essential
- * a medical degree
- * GMC licence to practice,
- * be in good standing with the GMC
- * have specialised in Radiology to at least ST4 level,
- * live in the UK and have lived in the UK for the preceding three years. The last point is required by our clients, as all our staff need to pass Non-Police Personnel Vetting in order to handle police data.
Desirable
- A keen interest in helping victims as well as being at the forefront of a new form of medical evidence for the UK Criminal Justice System is desirable.
Additional information
UK Registration
Applicants must have current UK professional registration. For further information please see
NHS Careers website (opens in a new window).
