Radiologist

Job Summary:

The Radiologist is responsible for overseeing the Radiological Unit ensuring the provision of highquality radiological services through administrative oversight and technical expertise.

Qualifications & Experience:

• Education: MBBS and FCPS in Radiology (or equivalent qualification recognized by PMDC)
• Experience: Minimum of 5 years of experience in radiology with proven expertise in diagnostic imaging techniques such as XRay CT Scan MRI and ultrasound.
• Certification: Valid medical license to practice as a Radiologist.

Duties / Responsibilities:

1. Curative / Clinical:

• Ensure appropriate utilization of XRay films while maintaining strict budgetary control.
• Oversee accurate and uptodate maintenance of accounts by staff.
• Provide instructions to wards regarding patient preparation for radiological investigations.
• Supervise and conduct specialized techniques and procedures as required by the Specialist in charge.
• Supervise radiographers providing guidance in technical matters to minimize film wastage and patient inconvenience.
• Conduct patient screening when available.
• Prepare reports for all XRay CT Scan MRI films and ultrasound examinations conducted on the same day or by the following morning.
• Ensure compliance with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) particularly in Infection Control Waste Management and radiation protection.
• Maintain vigilance regarding contrast media safety and reactions.
• Review referrals from Medical Officers (MOs)/other Specialists and lower facilities to establish diagnoses.
• Perform procedures for investigative purposes such as fluoroscopy.
• Ensure timely delivery of all reports/findings to the concerned units.

2. Preventive / Promotive:

• Wear Dosimeters issued by PAEC during duty.
• Ensure compliance with SOPs particularly in Infection Control and
• Waste Management in outpatient departments (OPDs) Medical Wards and ICUs regarding radiology.
• Ensure proper sterilization of instruments/equipment used in examinations and procedures.
• Ensure all staff participating in procedures are properly protected by wearing appropriate attire.

3. Teaching / Supervision:

• Provide training to Medical Nursing and Paramedical Staff as per departmental/specialty requirements and protocols.

4. General:

• Remain on call after working hours.
• Ensure timely submission of statistical reports for the unit.
• Monitor staff punctuality and unit cleanliness.
• Prepare and implement duty rosters for the unit.
• Ensure electromedical equipment is regularly maintained and functional.
• Ensure regular supply/replenishment of medicines and stores.
• Provide technical assistance to management for the purchase of new equipment/instruments.
• Ensure subordinate staff adhere to job descriptions (JDs) and SOPs.
• Write Objective Performance Evaluation Reports for subordinate staff.
• Perform outreach duties to lower facilities as required.
• Fulfill any other professional duties assigned by the incharge.

Remote Work :

No