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Roles

Reporting to the Head of Radiology Unit, as a Radiographer, you'll examine various types of images, including x-rays, computer tomography (CT) scans, ultrasounds, and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans.
The incumbent will aid in the diagnosis of patients through capturing images of bones, organs and human tissue.
This role entails ensuring compliance with established safety regulations and procedures when operating radiation equipment in order to prevent ill-exposure to ionizing radiation.
The Incumbent will operate the machinery used to collect these images, take responsibilities for radiation safety, communicate test results, and obtain patient histories from patient interviews.

Responsibilities

Performing diagnostic imaging procedures, such as MRI, CT, X-Rays, and ultrasound.
Communicate test results and their diagnosis to a patient's primary physician through a report.
Obtaining patient histories from patient interviews
Take responsibility for radiation safety in work area, including checking equipment for malfunctions and errors
Keeping up to date by attending all relevant training on treatment and equipment;
Monitor patients during and after radiation to ensure proper response to treatment.
Set accurate radiation levels in accordance with established standards, and also obtain patient consent prior to diagnostic imaging to fulfill legal requirements.
Supervising and monitoring the work of radiography assistants and student radiographers;
Producing reports as and when required;
Recording and storing of patient's examination results, ensuring compliance with Data Protection Act and Patient Confidentiality codes is also part of radiographers' description
Develop films and process digital images to obtain high-quality radiographs which are presented to physicians for interpretation.
Seeking patient cooperation and trust and showing sensitivity;
Developing a relationship with the patient and the patient's family;
Operating technical equipment responsibly and confidently;
Observing and assessing patients' responses to treatment, often on a daily basis
Obtaining patient histories from patient interviews
Electronic records (documentation)
Preparing comprehensive reports of findings.

Qualification and Requirement

Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiography
Must have completed the mandatory National Youth Service Corps or have an exemption certificate.
Good knowledge of MRI Scans will be an added advantage.
Minimum of 2 -5 years post NYSC experience
Proficient with Healthcare Management Systems
Candidate must possess current practicing license
Outstanding communication skills, both written and verbal
Excellent organizational and multi-tasking skills
Highly motivated team player willing to go the extra mile.

Radiographer