If you fall under SOC2217, see the difference between non shortage and shortage occupation below. You would likely also need to ask your sponsor for clarity.
1. Non Shortage Occupation Appendix J
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration ... illed-work
2217 Medical radiographers Example job tasks
• uses a range of imaging devices for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes;
• assesses patients and interprets clinical requirements to determine appropriate radiographic treatments;
• verifies identity of patient and ensures that necessary preparations have been made for the examination/treatment;
• decides length and intensity of exposure or strength of dosage of isotope;
• positions patient and operates x-ray, scanning or fluoroscopic equipment;
• maintains records of all radiographic/therapeutic work undertaken;
• plans course of treatment with clinical oncologists and physicists;
• calculates radiation dosage and maps volume to be treated;
• explains treatment to patient and management of any side effects;
• carries out post-treatment reviews and follow-ups.
Related job titles:
• Medical radiographer
• Radiographer
• Sonographer
• Therapeutic radiographer
• Vascular technologist
2. Shortage Occupation Appendix K
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration ... ation-list
2217 Medical Radiographers Only the following jobs in this occupation code:
HPC registered diagnostic radiographer
nuclear medicine practitioner
radiotherapy physics practitioner
radiotherapy physics scientist
sonographer
Sponsors must retain evidence of the individual’s HPC registration and provide this to the UK Border Agency on request. (Registration may need to be done after the individual has entered the United Kingdom but must be done before starting work).