Radiographer

MAJOR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Prepare patients and imaging machines for examinations. Use x-rays, ultrasound, MRI and other forms of imaging technology to examine patients and perform a range of radiographic examinations on patients. Deliver high quality diagnostic services and ensure high standards of diagnostic accuracy, reporting and documentation. Take care of patients during and after examination and take responsibility for their safety and mental & physical comfort while they are in your care. Provide emergency imaging services during and after office hours. Liaise and consult with Radiologists regarding radiological findings. Ensure consistency with procedure protocols, patient conditions, physical abilities and age requirements. Keep up to date with health and safety guidelines, including ionising radiation regulations, to protect yourself and others. Record the patients’ personal information in the patients register and ensure that the register is well kept. Supervise visiting staff and patients in the procedure rooms and radiation work areas. Ensure preventive maintenance, care, proper use and safety of medical equipment in your department. Bill and ensure timely billing of all the services offered to patients/clients. Conduct and participate in Continuous Medical Education (CME), Continuous Professional Development (CPD) and refresher courses. Participate and serve in Clinical Committees such as Mortality, Clinical Audit, Infection Prevention & Control, Waste Management and other health committees. Perform any other duty that may be assigned from time to time. Key Responsibilities Perform high-quality diagnostic imaging procedures as prescribed. Ensure patient safety, comfort, and confidentiality throughout imaging procedures. Adhere to radiation protection and infection prevention protocols. Prepare and maintain imaging equipment and ensure proper functionality. Maintain accurate imaging records and documentation. Collaborate with clinicians to facilitate timely diagnosis and treatment. Participate in quality improvement initiatives within the department. Ensure proper maintenance and reporting of equipment faults.

Applicants must possess: Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Radiography/Medical Imaging Sciences from a recognized institution. Valid registration and a current practicing license from the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority (KNRA) and/or relevant professional regulatory body. Minimum of 4 years’ continuous working experience in a busy Level 4 hospital or above. Demonstrated competence in conventional X-ray imaging. Experience in CT Scan, Fluoroscopy, Theatre Imaging (C-Arm), Mammography, or Ultrasound support will be an added advantage. Good understanding of radiation safety principles and quality assurance standards. Computer literacy and experience using Hospital Information Systems (HIS) and Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) will be an added advantage.