Radiographer

In this role, you will: • Perform routine and specialized radiographic examinations using digital radiography (DR), computed radiography (CR) as requested by physicians, this includes verifying patient identity and reviewing medical history, accurately positioning patients, and providing clear instructions and reassurance to ensure comfort and optimal imaging outcomes. • Evaluate diagnostic images for clarity, positioning, contrast, and presence of artifacts to ensure they meet clinical quality standards prior to submission for radiologist review. • Accurately document imaging procedures and upload results to the Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) and the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) in line with DHA data management protocols. • Apply the As Low As Reasonably Achievable (ALARA) principle in all radiologic procedures, ensuring the use of appropriate protective gear and shielding for both patients and staff. • Comply with DHA and FANR guidelines on radiation protection, including participation in dose monitoring, incident reporting, and adherence to equipment quality assurance standards. • Perform basic troubleshooting, routine maintenance, and quality control checks on imaging equipment to ensure it operates safely and effectively. • Promptly report any equipment faults or potential hazards to the appropriate personnel. • Work collaboratively with radiologists, nurses, and referring physicians, ensuring effective communication of urgent or significant findings. • Follow infection prevention and control protocols, including disinfection of equipment and use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and maintain a sterile imaging environment. • Stay current with advancements in radiologic imaging and fulfill Continuous Professional Development (CPD) requirements as outlined by DHA and FANR. • Degree in Radiology Technology or Medical Imaging. • Valid licensure/registration (e.g., DHA, HAAD, MOH in UAE or ARRT (U.S.), HCPC (UK), CMRTO (Canada), AHPRA (Australia), or similar Professional body certification.) • Basic Life Support (BLS). To be considered for this role, you must meet the below requirements: • 5+ years experience in independently managing high-volume radiology settings and supporting interventional procedures. • Strong clinical skills with in-depth knowledge of high-quality diagnostic imaging using X-ray. • Hands-on experience operating ultrasound, and X-ray machines. • Familiarity with healthcare regulations, standards, and policies to ensure compliance and best practices in patient care. • Involvement in projects related to radiology and experience in developing guidelines and policies for radiology. • Cross training in Sonography is required.