Radiology Registrar

- Interpret and report diagnostic imaging studies, including:- X-rays - Ultrasound - CT scans - MRI - Fluoroscopy and other relevant imaging examinations - Review imaging requests and determine the most appropriate imaging modality when required. - Perform or assist with image-guided procedures according to training and competency, such as biopsies, drainages, and aspirations. - Participate in emergency and out-of-hours radiology services, including assessment of urgent and critical imaging findings. - Communicate significant or unexpected findings promptly to the relevant clinical teams. - Attend multidisciplinary team meetings and contribute radiological expertise to patient management. - Maintain accurate and timely radiology reports and clinical documentation. - Ensure appropriate patient identification, preparation, consent, and safety procedures before examinations and interventions. - Apply radiation protection principles and ensure imaging is performed according to established safety standards. - Participate in departmental teaching, clinical meetings, journal clubs, audits, and continuing professional development. - Work collaboratively with radiologists, radiographers/technologists, nurses, clinicians, and other healthcare professionals. - Supervise and support junior doctors or trainees where appropriate. - Participate in quality improvement, clinical audit, research, and service-development activities. - Follow hospital policies, professional standards, and applicable regulatory requirements. Requirements: - Medical degree (MBBS/MBChB or equivalent). - Valid medical registration SCHS . - Completion of internship and required foundation/clinical training. - Enrollment in, or eligibility for, an accredited radiology residency/training program. - Relevant postgraduate qualifications or examinations in radiology are advantageous, depending on the grade and institution. - Demonstrated clinical experience in diagnostic radiology.

Interpret and report diagnostic imaging studies (X-rays, Ultrasound, CT, MRI, Fluoroscopy and other imaging examinations). Review imaging requests and determine appropriate imaging modality. Perform or assist with image-guided procedures (biopsies, drainages, aspirations). Participate in emergency and out-of-hours radiology services and assess urgent/critical findings. Communicate significant findings to clinical teams. Attend multidisciplinary meetings and contribute radiological expertise. Maintain radiology reports and clinical documentation. Ensure patient identification, preparation, consent, and safety procedures. Apply radiation protection principles and ensure safety standards are followed. Participate in departmental teaching, meetings, audits, and CPD. Collaborate with radiologists, radiographers, nurses, clinicians, and other professionals. Supervise and support junior doctors or trainees. Participate in quality improvement, clinical audits, research, and service development. Adhere to hospital policies, professional standards, and regulatory requirements.