Radiographer

Roles and responsibilities

A Radiographer (also known as a Radiologic Technologist) is a healthcare professional who specializes in performing diagnostic imaging procedures, such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and other imaging techniques. Radiographers work alongside physicians, radiologists, and other healthcare professionals to help diagnose and treat medical conditions by capturing clear, detailed images of the inside of the body.

We are seeking a qualified and licensed Radiographer to join our team. The ideal candidate should hold a valid DOH license and possess hands-on experience in operating C-Arm X-ray machines along with other radiology equipment. This role involves working closely with our medical team to provide high-quality imaging services to support patient diagnostics and treatment.

Key Responsibilities

• Operate C-Arm X-ray machines and other radiology equipment effectively and safely.
• Produce high-quality diagnostic images according to established protocols.
• Maintain equipment and follow safety guidelines to ensure patient and staff safety.
• Assist physicians and other healthcare professionals during imaging procedures.
• Manage patient records, imaging results, and ensure accurate documentation.
• Adhere to DOH regulations, protocols, and best practices.
  

Qualifications

• Valid DOH Radiographer license.
• Proven experience with C-Arm X-ray machines and other radiology equipment.
• Strong understanding of radiology imaging techniques and safety standards.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple tasks.
• Strong interpersonal skills and patient-centered approach.
  

Preferred Skills

• Experience in operating various radiology equipment, including MRI, CT, ultrasound, and portable X-rays.
• Familiarity with electronic medical records (EMR) systems.
• Strong teamwork and communication skills.

Desired candidate profile

• Technical Expertise

  • Proficiency in operating imaging equipment, including X-ray machines, MRI scanners, CT scanners, and ultrasound devices.
  • Understanding the principles of radiation and imaging to produce accurate and high-quality diagnostic images.

• Attention to Detail

  • Ensuring proper positioning of patients and equipment to capture the most accurate images.
  • Identifying abnormalities or issues with images to ensure they meet diagnostic standards.

• Knowledge of Anatomy and Physiology

  • Understanding human anatomy and physiology to accurately capture images of specific body parts.
  • Being able to recognize normal and abnormal structures in imaging results.

• Radiation Safety Knowledge

  • Ensuring patient and staff safety by following strict protocols to minimize radiation exposure.
  • Being familiar with safety measures, including the use of protective shields, proper positioning, and safe handling of radiation equipment.

• Communication Skills

  • Explaining imaging procedures to patients, addressing their concerns, and making them feel comfortable.
  • Collaborating with radiologists, physicians, and other healthcare professionals to interpret images and develop treatment plans.

• Patient Care

  • Ensuring patient comfort and safety during imaging procedures.
  • Positioning patients correctly and carefully, especially those with mobility issues or serious conditions.

• Problem-Solving

  • Addressing technical issues with imaging equipment and troubleshooting problems that may arise during procedures.
  • Making decisions on the appropriate imaging techniques for specific diagnostic purposes.

• Record Keeping and Documentation

  • Keeping detailed records of patient information, imaging procedures, and results.
  • Maintaining accurate and confidential medical records in line with healthcare regulations.