Technician - Clinical Imaging

• As a Technician in Clinical Imaging, your role would involve performing various imaging procedures to help diagnose and monitor medical conditions in patients
• You would work closely with radiologists, physicians, and other healthcare professionals to ensure accurate imaging and provide quality patient care

Here are some key responsibilities and tasks associated with this role:

• Patient Interaction and Preparation: Interact with patients to explain imaging procedures, answer their questions, and ensure their comfort and safety during the process
• Prepare patients for imaging by positioning them correctly and providing instructions on breath-holding or other necessary actions
• Operating Imaging Equipment: Operate a range of imaging equipment, such as X-ray machines, computed tomography (CT) scanners, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners, or ultrasound devices, depending on your specialization
• Set up the equipment, adjust parameters, and capture images according to the specific requirements of each procedure
• Image Acquisition and Optimization: Capture high-quality images using the appropriate imaging techniques and equipment settings
• Optimize image quality by adjusting factors like contrast, exposure, and focus to ensure accurate visualization of the targeted area
• Safety and Radiation Protection: Adhere to strict safety protocols to protect patients, staff, and yourself from unnecessary radiation exposure or other hazards
• Implement radiation safety measures, use protective equipment, and follow established guidelines for the safe handling and disposal of radioactive materials
• Patient Monitoring and Assistance: Monitor patients during imaging procedures to ensure their well-being and comfort
• Address any concerns or complications that may arise, such as allergic reactions, pain, or discomfort, and provide appropriate assistance as needed
• Image Processing and Analysis: Assist radiologists and physicians in processing and analyzing the acquired images
• This may involve adjusting image parameters, performing basic image measurements, and preparing images for interpretation and diagnosis