Trigger Warning: This episode discusses breast screening, mammograms and breaking bad news.
Episode 169: Part of the workforce and education series Series(Part 59).
Description: In this inspiring episode, Naman Julka-Anderson and Jo McNamara sit down with Rachel Bissell, a Clinical Service Manager for a Breast Imaging Service within the NHS. She talks about her career as a therapeutic radiographer, training as a Mammographer and progressing into management. Rachael talks openly and honestly about challenges she faced working in radiotherapy and leadership.
CPD Reflection Points:
- Where do you see yourself in 1, 3, & 5 years? What skills, qualifications, or mentorship could support that path?What barriers might exist, and how could you overcome them?
- What leadership style do you naturally adopt? What leadership traits do you admire and want to cultivate?
- Reflecting on this podcast episode how could you better support colleagues who have logistical challenges in attending the workplace?
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