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Perform imaging examinations to a high standard, without always requiring direct supervision, in close coordination with local radiologists or other physicians, according to the place of work rules. Constantly seeks to update knowledge in line with professional best practice. Uses independent professional judgment and initiative to obtain good diagnostic quality medical imaging examinations, always within minimal acceptable radiation exposures. Acts responsibly and professionally by complying with the rules and policies.
Key Responsibilities / Accountabilities
Education: Bachelor’s Degree
Professional : Radiologic Technology
Experience
At least Two (2) years of experience in a Hospital Setup. Experience in X-Ray is a must.
Professional Licensing / Certification / Training
Certification: Relevant certificates
Licensing: Valid Saudi Council license
Performing X-ray Examinations
Conduct X-ray Imaging: Operate X-ray machines to capture images of patients' internal structures, including bones, joints, and organs, based on physician requests and patient symptoms.
Positioning Patients: Ensure proper patient positioning to obtain the best possible images. This involves guiding patients into the correct position for the X-ray, ensuring the required area is visible.
Adjusting Equipment Settings: Adjust settings on the X-ray equipment based on the type of exam, the patient's size, and the area to be imaged, ensuring optimal image quality while minimizing radiation exposure.
Patient Preparation and Care
Explain the Procedure: Explain the X-ray process to patients, addressing any concerns or questions they may have. Ensure they understand what will happen during the procedure.
Provide Patient Comfort: Ensure that patients are comfortable during the procedure, particularly for patients who may be in pain, have mobility issues, or feel anxious.
Prepare Patients for Imaging: Ensure that patients remove any jewelry, clothing, or objects that may interfere with the X-ray images, and provide gowns or other necessary attire for the examination.
Ensuring Radiation Safety
Minimize Radiation Exposure: Follow strict safety protocols to minimize unnecessary radiation exposure to patients, themselves, and other staff members.
Use Protective Equipment: Apply protective lead aprons or shields to patients and staff as needed to reduce radiation exposure to areas of the body not being imaged.
Adhere to Safety Guidelines: Always follow the established radiation safety guidelines, including proper handling of equipment and protocols for radiation dose.
Full-time
Medical Equipment Manufacturing / Hospitals and Health Care / Medical Practices