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Imaging as a Career

Imaging as a Career

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What’s it really like to work in diagnostic imaging, and how do you get started?


From ultrasound to MRI, this podcast series offers insights into the real-life careers of professionals across the NHS imaging workforce.


Join Dr Tina Mistry, Consultant Radiologist at Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust in London, and Director of the London Imaging Academy learning platform, as she converses with a range of imaging professionals – from clinical academics to forensic radiographers.


Each episode features a candid conversation with someone working in a specialist imaging role. They share their career journeys, day-to-day realities, insights on technological advances and personal reflections.


Whether you’re exploring future career options, a career change, training in healthcare, or already working in imaging and curious about where your path could lead, Imaging as a Career offers inspiring stories and practical insights from the people who know it best.

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  • Episode 5: Reporting radiography
    Dec 9 2025

    In this episode, Tina chats with Heather Groombridge, Consultant Reporting Radiographer at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. We take a look at reporting radiography – the role of radiographers who interpret and diagnose imaging studies.

    Heather reflects on her career journey, from qualifying in the 90s to becoming a consultant and leading on award-winning service improvements.


    She explains what reporting involves, the governance and training that support safe practice, and how initiatives such as preceptorships and advanced communication training are reshaping the profession.


    Join us to hear Heather’s insights on the skills needed for reporting, and her advice for anyone considering this diverse and evolving career path.

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    33 min
  • Episode 4: MRI radiography
    Nov 25 2025

    In this episode, Tina talks with Noyal Mathew, MRI Radiographer and Practice Educator for NHS trusts across North Central London. We explore MRI radiography – a specialist imaging technique that uses powerful magnets to produce detailed pictures of the body.


    Noyal began his career in India before moving to the UK. He tells us about his work supporting international radiographers adapting to life in the NHS, and shares his reflections on MRI radiography in both countries, the importance of safety, and the impact of new technologies.


    Tune in to hear Noyal’s insights on a typical day in MRI, its challenges and rewards, and his advice for anyone considering a career in this fast-evolving specialty.

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    31 min
  • Episode 3: CT radiography
    Nov 11 2025

    In this episode, Tina chats with Grace Finn and Colette Keohane, who are both CT radiographers and practice educators at the North Central London Imaging Academy. We explore CT radiography – a form of imaging that uses X-rays and computer technology to create detailed 3D images of the body.


    Grace and Colette share their journeys into radiography, what a typical day in CT looks like, and the skills involved in working with patients, from cannulation to communication. They discuss the challenges and rewards of the role, proudest achievements – including award-winning simulation training – and their passion for education.


    As well as comparing their different routes into radiography and sharing practical career advice, Grace and Colette reflect on why CT is such a varied specialty, the growing role of AI, and exciting opportunities in the UK and internationally.

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    34 min
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