Senior Radiographer
- MAJOR DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Specific
- In addition to the duties of the Radiographer(AH12), he/she will have increased involvement in the more specialised and complicated investigations. He/she will assist in managing the routine affairs of the Department.
- Responsible for Quality Control programmes and maintenance of Radiographic equipment and accessories in various sections.
- Supervises and deploys staff appropriately to various sections for operations, education and training needs.
- Problem-solving within Department of Diagnostic Radiology with regards to radiographic issues.
- Assists in handling patients' queries and feedback on Radiological services rendered by the Department.
- Coordinates with relevant healthcare colleagues on scheduling of patients and expediting reports for urgent Radiological examinations.
- Assists or lead in on-going work improvement projects within the Department.
- Assists in internal and/or external audits.
General
- Provides support to junior radiographer(s) and supervisee(s).
- Presents at either internal and external continual education development activities or events.
- Contributes actively with new initiatives to improve radiographic standards and delivery of radiological services.
- Any other duties assigned by supervisor(s).
- JOB REQUIREMENTS
Education / Training / Experience
- Recognised Diploma or Degree in Diagnostic Radiography or equivalent.
- Competent in diagnostic radiography and conversant in radiographic processing, quality control, and troubleshooting of Radiographic equipment.
- Minimum of 4-6 years’ experience in diagnostic radiology in acute hospital setting.
- Clinically competent in advanced modalities with evidence of existing On- job-training
- Additional experience and/or qualifications in management/clinical supervision and education/research/informatics are an advantage
- Radiation Licences under Radiation Protection Act (Chapter 262)
- Allied Health Professional Council Practising Certificate
Attributes
- Supervisory experience
- Ability to lead, inspire and motivate staff
- Focus on quality and patient-centric care
Others
- Abnormal Working Conditions
Ionising radiation hazards, physical lifting of patients, heavy mobile equipment and others (pertaining to hospital environment).