Radiographer

About Us

Woodlands Hospital is a next-generation healthcare system in Singapore, designed from the ground-up to meet the future of care. As a new integrated acute and community hospital with specialist outpatient clinics and innovative care models, we go beyond traditional hospital walls to deliver person-centred, connected, and seamless care. Our mission is to redefine healthcare for a rapidly aging and diverse population, through digital innovation, preventive health, and strong partnerships with the community. With a deep commitment to team-based care, sustainability and health equity, Woodlands Health is not just about treating illness – we are building a healthier future for all.

Why This Role Matters

We’re looking for a skilled and forward‑thinking Radiographer who is ready to shape the future of imaging services. As diagnostic radiology advances rapidly with new modalities, technologies, and clinical demands, this role goes far beyond routine imaging. It is an opportunity to elevate radiographic standards, strengthen patient‑centred care, and support the delivery of high‑quality, safe, and precise diagnostics.

As Woodlands Hospital grows into the next generation of integrated, technology‑enabled care, we need someone who is confident with complex imaging work, passionate about continuous improvement, and committed to raising professional practice. If you’re energised by challenge, thrive in dynamic environments, and want to make meaningful impact behind the scenes of clinical care, this role is for you.

What You Will Drive

1. Deliver High‑Quality, Advanced Imaging Services

• Perform specialised and complex radiographic examinations in addition to core radiographer responsibilities.
• Support daily departmental operations, ensuring seamless and efficient service delivery.
• Take charge of quality control programmes to ensure consistent performance of radiographic equipment and accessories across all sections.
• Troubleshoot radiographic issues and maintain high technical standards within the Department of Diagnostic Radiology.

2. Strengthen Patient Experience & Service Excellence

• Assist in addressing patients’ queries and feedback to enhance communication and overall care delivery.
• Coordinate with clinical teams to facilitate timely patient scheduling and expedite reports for urgent imaging cases.
• Uphold safety, accuracy, and professionalism in every patient interaction.

3. Lead People & Support Professional Development

• Supervise, guide, and mentor junior radiographers and supervisees.
• Deploy staff effectively according to operational, educational, and service needs.
• Support learning and capability-building through presentations at internal and external continuing education activities.

4. Drive Standards, Improvement & Compliance

• Contribute actively to work improvement and innovation projects that enhance workflow, quality, and service delivery.
• Assist with internal and external audits to maintain accreditation and regulatory standards.
• Support the development, review, and maintenance of professional practice within the department.
• Carry out any additional duties assigned by supervisors in support of service and organisational goals

What You Bring

Education & Experience

• Recognised Diploma or Degree in Diagnostic Radiography or equivalent.
• 4–6 years of experience in an acute hospital diagnostic radiology setting.
• Competent in diagnostic radiography with strong knowledge of image processing, quality control, and equipment troubleshooting.
• Experience in advanced imaging modalities such as CT, MRI, Ultrasound, or Mammography across inpatient and outpatient settings, as well as assisting in procedures like Coronary Angiography and PTCA, is preferred but not mandatory.
• Additional experience or qualifications in management, clinical supervision, education, research, or informatics will be advantageous.

Professional Licenses

• Valid Radiation Licence under the Radiation Protection Act (Chapter 262).
• Current Allied Health Professional Council Practising Certificate.

Attributes That Set You Apart

• Strong supervisory abilities with the capacity to guide, inspire, and motivate others.
• A commitment to quality, safety, and patient‑centric care.
• A proactive problem-solver who brings clarity and calm to radiographic challenges.
• A collaborative team player who contributes to a supportive, high‑performing workplace.

Other Information

• Exposure to ionising radiation, physical patient handling, and operation of heavy mobile equipment is expected, in line with typical hospital working conditions.

Why This Role?

Radiographers are essential to delivering timely, accurate, and safe diagnostic imaging. In this role, you will elevate imaging quality, enhance patient experience, strengthen operational excellence, and contribute to the continuous improvement of radiological services. Your work may be behind the scenes—but its impact is felt across the organisation, shaping better outcomes for patients every day.