Work in partnership with service leads, departmental managers and staff to provide an environment conducive to learning. To support new staff with their applications to secure places on academic courses or apprenticeships. Support staff with obtaining mammography skills in a range of different environments, including practice-based assessments and reflection and supervision. To complete ergonomic assessments of staff and recommend good practice To ensure that high standards of professional care are maintained, in line with NHSBSP guidance and professional regulation standards (such as the Health and Care Professional Council (HCPC) and the Nursing and Midwifery Code (MNC Code) Identify suitable material on professional issues (articles of interest) and maintain an online resource folder that staff can access Review and contribute to improvements within the induction packages, listening to staff feedback) Lead on the obtaining quarterly feedback from a range of staff on the learning environment and support any recommended improvements. Plan access to mentoring and assessment courses. To provide group and individual clinical supervision To support the service lead and managers with any performance management goals Maintaining internal and external networks to facilitate learning Participate in the annual training forecast Always act as a positive role model and promote concordance with statutory and mandatory training updates. In situations of extreme pressure, when the service needs to activate the Business Continuity Plan, support operations to promote a safe working environment- including supporting the service as a radiographer (in primary of secondary care). Participate in interviews as required. Lead and facilitate the preceptorship program, being a source of advice to both the preceptor and preceptee. Promote and support regular image appraisals of mammography imaging techniques, and support staff to maintain NHSBSP technical repeat targets.For further details of the role please see the attached job description.