Radiographer

A diagnostic radiographer uses X-ray, angiography, fluoroscopy to produce
images of organs and body parts. Diagnostic radiographers assist in the
diagnosis of injuries and diseases and contribute towards establishing
treatment plans. They are also involved in intervention procedures, assisting
the physician e.g. the removal of kidney stones, orthopedic procedures, etc.

Performing all radiological examinations for patients referred to radiology
department under supervision of the Radiologist. ‎3.2 Assist the Radiologist in
performing different contrast studies for urinary tract, G.I.T, etc. ‎3.3 Doing
different CT and MR studies for patients under the supervision of the senior
radiographer. ‎3.4 Doing portable / mobile X‐ray examinations forward patients
who can't be transferred to radiology department. ‎3.5 Doing C‐arm radiological
examinations in the operating theatre using the C‐arm machine. ‎3.6 Preparing
reports for the different examinations done and ensuring that the results are
put on a CD and given to each patient respectively. ‎3.7 Assures delivery of
patient care needs exceeding local and federal standards. ‎3.8 Practices proper
entries and records into Hospital Information System. Input of the
radiological images onto the Hospital PACS system. ‎3.9 Prepares patient for
radiographic procedures by accurately assessing their needs and by providing
patient education ‎3.10 Operates computer and radiographic equipment for image
production and documentation of images, and performs quality control measures
for the purpose of ensuring optimal quality images.Practices accurate and
timely completion of scheduled and unscheduled work to maximize productivity
‎3.12 Practices safety measures in radiography and Environment of Care ‎3.13
Applies the profession's Code of Ethics in all aspects of practice ‎3.14
Performs other related duties as required ‎3.15 Comply with all OSH and
infection control policies, standards and procedures and cooperate with
hospital management to comply those requirements ‎3.16 Work accordance with the
documented OSH procedures and instructions, specific responsibilities ‎3.17 Be
familiar with emergency and evacuation procedures ‎3.18 Notifying OSH Hazards,
incidents, Near misses and issues and assistance with the preparation of risk
assessments, incident reports ‎3.19 Comply with Waste management procedures and
policies ‎3.20 Attend applicable OSH/Infection control training programs, mock
drills and awareness programs ‎3.21 Use of appropriate personal protective
equipment and safety systems

Diploma/ College Degree in Radiography or its equivalent ‎4.2 Current license
in the country of origin, with HAAD License to practice in Abu Dhabi, UAE ‎4.3
The ability to apply technical skills, together with a demonstrable knowledge
of and interest in sciences, such as anatomy, physiology and physics; ‎4.4
Self-motivation and the ability to work under pressure; ‎4.5 Fluent spoken and
written English. Spoken Arabic is advantageous but not essential. ‎4.6 At least
three years' experience ‎4.7 A supportive and caring disposition; ‎4.8
Adaptability and good time management skills; ‎4.9 Team working ability; ‎4.10
Confidence in dealing with stressful situations; ‎4.11 IT competencies. ‎4.12
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