Radiographer - (NMC-Oxford Medical Centre)

Responsible to provide patient care and independently or under the supervision of senior radiographers perform all general radiography procedures, analyse output for diagnostic evaluation purpose, and report to supervisor as needed.

Fully competent of the use of X-ray, angiography, fluoroscopy to produce images of organs and body parts. General  radiographers assist in the diagnosis of injuries and diseases and contribute towards establishing treatment plans. They are also involved in intervention procedures, assisting the physician e.g. the removal of kidney stones, orthopaedic procedures, etc

• Reporting shortage of materials to supervisor at earliest convenience, maintaining records for ordering and replenishments

• Performing all General radiography procedures in accordance with departmental policies, procedures and protocols. Applying detailed knowledge of anatomy and physiology to produce images of high diagnostic quality

  • Performing other related radiography (special) procedures as required

  • Evaluating images produced for acceptable quality, appropriateness and completeness, and advising other staff when required. Forwards images for Radiologist for review and reporting 

  • Responsible for the safe and competent use of all radiology equipment, patient appliances and aids used in the department. Reporting any incidents and equipment faults to senior staff in a timely manner. 

  • Maintaining a clean and tidy working environment. Including restocking of supplies for subsequent use and equipment cleaning. 

  • Providing advice to medical/ technical staff on appropriate techniques and imagery interventions. 

  • Dealing with patients and clinical staff initial enquiries and to relay to clinical staff where necessary

  • Practices proper entries and records into Hospital Information System. Input of the radiological images onto the Hospital PACS system.

  • Perform other duties as assigned by Supervisor

• Promoting and maintaining quality in all services and ensure continuous quality improvement measures are in place. Conduct method evaluation/ development as per standard policies and procedures

  • Complying with all safety and quality control programs and procedures as applicable

  • Complying with applicable precautions for environmental safety, infection control, using a series of interventions that minimize or prevent cross infections

  • Ensuring that safety procedures and quality assurance tests are maintained within all sections

  • Comply and support clinical audit processes within the service and report on these as agreed 

  • Communicating in a professional and courteous manner with patients, family and other medical personnel as necessary to obtain information for laboratory records, explain procedures, clarify orders and communicate status.   

• Participating in education sessions for department staff, doctors and nurses on the safe and secure handling of equipment, i.e teaching, induction, peer review, case studies, and clinical presentations

  • Participating in department programs/ committees, various hospital committees, and staff meeting (when requested) 

  • Participating in the orientation and training of new employees

  • Maintaining professional knowledge by attending lectures, seminars or on-line education sessions

  • Completing and maintaining all regulatory requirements including licensure and certification and other mandatory training within established time frames.

  • The ability to apply technical skills, together with a demonstrable knowledge of and interest in sciences, such as anatomy, physiology and physics;

1. BSc in Radiography OR graduate from an accredited Diploma Program (NLT 3 year Syllabus)

2. Graduate from an accredited Radiography course resulting in being awarded a diploma or certificate as a Radiography technician from an accredited program or equivalent of  (NLT 2 years Syllabus)

3. AND current National License