Teamwork

Teamwork has been a central strength throughout my journey as a student radiographer, and I view it as essential for delivering safe and effective patient care. Working effectively with colleagues ensures that imaging procedures run smoothly and that patients receive timely, high-quality service. During my placements, I consistently demonstrated the ability to contribute positively to the team, supporting both workflow efficiency and patient outcomes.

My placement feedback provides clear evidence of my teamwork skills. One supervisor described me as "a great team player throughout [my] placement… always punctual and proactive," highlighting how I consistently contributed to team performance. Another remarked that I had "[good] work ethics and [had] become a good team member," showing that I integrated well into the clinical environment and supported colleagues effectively.

Similarly, during my latest placement, it was noted that I "played a great role as part of the team," particularly when assisting with CT exams and post-processing tasks. These consistent comments across different placements demonstrate that I was able to adapt to new teams quickly, build positive working relationships, and make meaningful contributions to team-based tasks.

Overall, the recognition I have received from supervisors reflects my ability to prioritise the needs of the team alongside my own responsibilities. By being reliable, proactive, and supportive, I was able to strengthen team cohesion and ensure smooth day-to-day operations in varied clinical settings. These experiences have given me the confidence to carry forward strong teamwork skills into my graduate role, where I will continue to contribute positively to team dynamics in order to deliver high-quality patient care.

Evidence and References

Supervisor Feedback

Reference

Salas, E., Sims, D. E., & Burke, C. S. (2005). Is there a "Big Five" in teamwork? Small Group Research, 36(5), 555-599. https://doi.org/10.1177/1046496405277134