Scotland Council

What is the function of Scottish Council of the Society of Radiographers?

Scottish Council of the Society of Radiographers is an elected body which works on behalf of diagnostic and therapeutic radiographers, sonographers and assistant practitioners in Scotland in professional and trade union matters.

Being a member of SC is an important, interesting and rewarding position. The role is multi-faceted but broadly speaking involves:

• recruitment and retention of members
• ensuring the views and concerns of Scottish radiographers are heard and addressed by UK Council for the Society of Radiographers
• protecting the interests and rights of diagnostic and therapeutic radiographers, sonographers and assistant practitioners in Scotland
• being part of the collaborative and consultative process between the workforce and Government and employers
• promoting the professional standing of diagnostic and therapeutic radiographers and sonographers

The SC promotes equality and diversity and welcomes applications from any members irrespective of grade or level of experience. 

To send an expression of interest or seek further information please contact our Chair, Claire Currie.

Scottish Council Contact Details

Chair: Claire Currie

Vice Chair: Ross McGhee

Secretary and website coordinator:  Claire Donaldson

You can also follow us on social media for updates:

• Twitter: @SCoRScotland 
• Facebook: Scottish Council of the Society of Radiographers

Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Study Day

This year’s event will take place on the 25^th October, more details to follow. 

The purpose of the AGM is to:

• report to the Scottish membership about the work undertaken by SC
• elicit the views of the membership
• elect members to Council