Tamheer - Radiology Technologist

Job Purpose / Objective Operate radiological equipment; perform routine and general procedures to produce the radiographs of designated portions of the human body, exercising proper safety and radiation protection at all times. Adhere to strict regulations of radiation safety due to radiation hazards. Assume responsibility in designated areas of procedures as required. Key Responsibilities / Accountabilities 3.1 Perform and assist all staff in all radiological procedures in accordance with established procedures. 3.2 Assists technical quality of Radiographs/images and proper functioning of equipment in designated areas. 3.3 Handle the delegated areas of authority in performance of routine procedures with little or no supervision. 3.4 Handle for other related duties, such as PACS monitoring, maintain record of x-ray taken, stocks of supplies. 3.5 Performing unrelated duties which may be required during Emergencies. 3.6 Use of specific techniques, equipment, accessories to protect patient and hospital personnel from hazards of radiation. 3.7 Prepare patients for radiographic and fluoroscopic examination. 3.8 Assist Radiologist in fluoroscopic examination. 3.9 Place identifying marker on all films taken. 3.10 Assist in other duties as required by the Chief Technologist / Radiologists. 3.11 Provide and protect the confidentiality of any information, either medical or personal, acquired through professional contact with the patient. 3.12 Ensure the care and safety of all patients undergoing examination to see that it is done in the best and proper way. 3.13 Observe infection control standards laid down in policy documents, particularly in respect to sterile procedures. 3.14 Participate actively in the departmental Quality Assurance and In Service programs. 3.15 Provide patient and family education as per the needs. 3.16 Participate in person-centered care initiatives undertaken by HMG. 3.17 Enrich patient experience with compassion, respect and dignity. 3.18 Perform other related duties that are applicable to radiology department and as requested by the radiology head of department. Requirements: Education/ Professional Qualification 1. Education : Bachelor’s Degree 2. Professional : Radiologic Technology Experience 1. At least Three (3) years of experience in Radiology in an acute care Hospital. Professional Licensing / Certification / Training 1. Certification : BLS certification 2. Licensing : Valid Saudi Council Nationality: Saudi Arabia

Perform and assist all staff in all radiological procedures in accordance with established procedures. Assist technical quality of Radiographs/images and proper functioning of equipment in designated areas. Handle the delegated areas of authority in performance of routine procedures with little or no supervision. Handle for other related duties, such as PACS monitoring, maintain record of x-ray taken, stocks of supplies. Performing unrelated duties which may be required during Emergencies. Use of specific techniques, equipment, accessories to protect patient and hospital personnel from hazards of radiation. Prepare patients for radiographic and fluoroscopic examination. Assist Radiologist in fluoroscopic examination. Place identifying marker on all films taken. Assist in other duties as required by the Chief Technologist / Radiologists. Provide and protect the confidentiality of any information, either medical or personal, acquired through professional contact with the patient. Ensure the care and safety of all patients undergoing examination to see that it is done in the best and proper way. Observe infection control standards laid down in policy documents, particularly in respect to sterile procedures. Participate actively in the departmental Quality Assurance and In Service programs. Provide patient and family education as per the needs. Participate in person-centered care initiatives undertaken by HMG. Enrich patient experience with compassion, respect and dignity. Perform other related duties that are applicable to radiology department and as requested by the radiology head of department.