The Society and College of Radiographers is seeking a replacement chief executive officer, as current CEO Richard Evans leaves his post later this year.
Applicants will be expected to provide visionary leadership, strategic direction, good governance and operational oversight for the integrated functions of the organisation as a trade union, professional membership body and registered charity.
Recruitment firm Anderson Quigley is acting as an employment advisor to the Society and College of Radiographers (SoR | CoR) in this process, and interested parties should access the company’s recruitment ad online here.
View the full job listing and apply here.
Championing radiography
The role of CEO in SoR exists to champion the interests of radiography professionals across the UK, ensuring the society represents its members through trade union and professional activities.
As CEO of the College, applicants will be expected to support its goals of advancing education, research, and professional development in radiographic practice.
The most senior officer in the organisation, the CEO is accountable for upholding robust governance, safeguarding organisational integrity, and promoting the values of integrity, advocacy, transparency, courtesy and equity.
Additionally, this role engages with a wide range of senior-level external stakeholders across healthcare, education, government and professional networks.
These contacts are essential for advancing the organisation’s goals as a trade union, professional body and charity to influence policy, elevate the profession of radiography, protect members’ rights, and ensure that the society and college remain trusted voices in healthcare and higher education.
Supporting and empowering members
Katie Thompson, president of the SoR, said: “Radiography is at the very heart of our nation’s healthcare. It provides the foundation for accurate diagnoses, effective treatments and compassionate patient care. Every day, radiography professionals play a critical role in shaping the health and well-being of millions, ensuring that innovation and excellence are delivered where they matter most—at the point of care.”
The SoR is committed to supporting and empowering its members to thrive. The organisation’s collective ambition is to meet the evolving needs of healthcare while building on a proud history of advocating for radiographers, setting global standards, and fostering a culture of innovation and excellence.
“By joining us, you become part of a community that is leading the way in transforming care, advancing technology, and improving patient outcomes,” Katie added. “We believe that together, we can ensure radiography continues to make a lasting, positive impact.
“Thank you for considering a future with us. I look forward to the difference we can make together.”
Applications should consist of: a full CV; a covering letter setting out your interest in the role and details of how you match the criteria outlined in the person criteria; and details of two referees.
The role comes with a multitude of benefits, including a Defined Benefit Pension scheme, 37 days holiday, a wellbeing allowance, access to occupational health support, and more.
View the full job listing and apply here.
The closing date for applications is Friday 13 February 2026.
(Image: CEO Richard Evans speaking at the Annual Delegates Conference, by Eva Slusarek)