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Mr Jason Elliott MSc (D) FHEA
Lecturer: Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging
- ElliottJ9@cardiff.ac.uk
- Ty Dewi Sant, Room Room 4.9, University Hospital of Wales, Heath Park, Cardiff, CF14 4XN
- Welsh speaking
Overview
I'm an Academic & Clinical Lecturer with the Diagnostic Radiography team at Cardiff University, leading on Learning Technology and Simulation. I'm also studying a PhD at the School of Healthcare Sciences.
My clinical role with Cardiff University is in partnership with Swansea Bay University Health Board & NHS Wales, providing clinical education to radiographers within the Swansea region.
My academic teaching covers a variety of topics within the undergraduate and postgraduate Radiography courses at the School of Healthcare Science.
I'm a HCPC accredited Diagnostic Radiographer, Society of Radiographers Member, and member of the Association of Radiography Educators.
Publication
2023
- Bishop, A., King, S., Stace, S. and Elliott, J. 2023. Can retrospectively fusing SPECT to CT images reduce radiation doses in myocardial perfusion imaging?. Radiography 29(2), pp. 327-332. (10.1016/j.radi.2023.01.008)
2020
- Akudjedu, T. N. et al. 2020. Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on radiography practice: findings from a UK radiography workforce survey. BJR|Open 2(1), article number: 20200023. (10.1259/bjro.20200023)
- Elliott, J. and Williamson, K. 2020. The radiology impact of healthcare errors during shift work. Radiography 26(3), pp. 248-253. (10.1016/j.radi.2019.12.007)
Erthyglau
- Bishop, A., King, S., Stace, S. and Elliott, J. 2023. Can retrospectively fusing SPECT to CT images reduce radiation doses in myocardial perfusion imaging?. Radiography 29(2), pp. 327-332. (10.1016/j.radi.2023.01.008)
- Akudjedu, T. N. et al. 2020. Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on radiography practice: findings from a UK radiography workforce survey. BJR|Open 2(1), article number: 20200023. (10.1259/bjro.20200023)
- Elliott, J. and Williamson, K. 2020. The radiology impact of healthcare errors during shift work. Radiography 26(3), pp. 248-253. (10.1016/j.radi.2019.12.007)
Research
I'm studying a PhD at the School of Healthcare Sciences, investigating the effects of working practice on Diagnostic Radiographers.
I'm interested in researching Radiographer and AHP resilience, shift work & error, and workforce optimisation. This includes a wider study of the Diagnostic Radiographer - from the perspective of other healthcare professionals, patients and the general public.
I'm also passionate about Learning Technology in Diagnostic Radiography; Nuclear Medicine.
Teaching
Diagnostic Radiography lecturer, teaching on a wide range of general and specialist radiography topics, including:
- General Radiography,
- Cardiovascular Imaging,
- Nuclear Medicine,
- Quality Assurance,
- Informatics and Learning Technology,
- Professional Practice.
Clinical Lectureship role currently involves direct support, supervision and assessment of Diagnostic Radiography students in clinical practice.
Biography
Former Radiographer & Senior Radiographer in NHS Wales 2005-2016 - rotating through general radiography, fluoroscopy, theatre, mobiles, cardiology/interventional & Nuclear Medicine (particularly Nuclear Cardiology).
A clinical mentor's role within my Local Health Board (and subsequent Practice Education accreditation with the Society and College of Radiographers) led to a Clinical Tutor secondment with Cardiff University in Spring 2015, overseeing clinical education in what is now Swansea Bay University Health Board. A full time dual role (Academic & Clinical Lecturer) with Cardiff University began in Autumn 2016, leading to completion of MSc(D) in Radiography at Cardiff. I also successfully completed work to register a Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy. I commenced my PhD research with the School of Healthcare Sciences in January 2022.
I am involved in technology and simulation in Diagnostic Radiography, including implementation of Shaderware (simulation software) and MyProgress (clinical portfolio). I teach on a variety of modules within both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.
Professional memberships
- Society of Radiographers; Member without Portfolio - Welsh Council (deputy Education)
- Registered with the Health and Care Professions Council
- Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy
- Association of Radiography Educators member
Committees and reviewing
- Technology & Simulation Committee
- ePortfolio Working Group
Supervisors
Professor Christine Bundy
Professor of Health Psychology/Behavioural Medicine; Research Theme Lead - Optimising Well-being in Health and Illness, Management of Long-Term Conditions
Research themes
Specialisms
- Diagnostic radiography
- Radiology and organ imaging
- Workforce planning
- Workplace wellbeing and quality of working life