About the role
Delivers diagnostic imaging examinations safely and effectively, producing high-quality images and ensuring radiation safety and patient care.
Responsibilities
Perform diagnostic imaging examinations across relevant imaging areas to professional standards, including correct patient preparation/positioning where applicable.
Apply radiation-safety and quality-control standards in day-to-day practice.
Maintain equipment readiness for own work and report faults promptly.
Maintain accurate imaging records and support reporting/result workflows.
Required skills
Knowledge of radiographic technique and imaging across relevant modalities.
Competence in patient positioning and image acquisition.
Sound understanding of radiation protection and safety.
Competent operation and basic troubleshooting of imaging equipment.
Accurate record-keeping and competent use of imaging/RIS systems.
Nice to have
Postgraduate certification in a radiographic modality (e.g., CT, MRI, ultrasound) is an advantage.
Experience in a multi-specialty hospital, corporate hospital network, HMO-facing health system, public-sector hospital, or large institutional healthcare environment.
Certification in a radiographic modality is an advantage.
Experience
Minimum of 1 year of post-registration/post-internship experience in the relevant profession; newly registered practitioners may be considered.
Post-registration experience in radiography practice.
Clinical/technical competence appropriate to the role, exercised with appropriate supervision.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Radiography / Medical Radiography (B.Rad / BSc Radiography) from a recognised institution, or an equivalent recognised radiography qualification.
Completion of the required national internship and NYSC, or a valid exemption where applicable.