Registrar Radiology & Imaging Sciences

As a Specialist in Radiology & Imaging Sciences, you will be a highly skilled medical professional specializing in diagnostic imaging procedures. Your role involves using various imaging technologies to produce high-quality images of patients' internal structures and organs. You will collaborate with other medical professionals to interpret images, make diagnoses, and contribute to patient care and treatment plans. Your expertise in radiology will play a vital role in supporting accurate diagnoses and improving patient outcomes. Key Responsibilities: Diagnostic Imaging: Perform a range of diagnostic imaging procedures, including X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, ultrasounds, and other specialized imaging techniques. Patient Care: Ensure patients are comfortable and properly positioned during imaging procedures, explaining the process and answering any questions they may have. Imaging Equipment: Operate and maintain imaging equipment, ensuring proper functioning and safety standards. Image Analysis: Analyze and interpret imaging results to identify and highlight areas of concern or abnormalities. Radiology Reports: Prepare detailed radiology reports with accurate findings and observations for further evaluation by referring physicians. Collaboration: Work closely with radiologists, referring physicians, and other medical professionals to discuss imaging findings and contribute to patient diagnosis and treatment planning. Quality Assurance: Maintain high-quality standards in imaging processes, ensuring accurate and reliable results. Patient Safety: Adhere to radiation safety protocols and ensure patient safety during imaging procedures.