Role/Responsibilities of the Radiographer
• Assess patients and their clinical requirements to work out which radiographic techniques to use
• Perform a range of radiographic examinations on patients to produce high-quality images
• Take responsibility for radiation safety in your work area, including checking equipment for malfunctions and errors
• Manage referrals to ensure patients receive a radiation dose as low as reasonably possible
• Supervise visiting staff and patients in radiation work areas
• Help in more complex radiological examinations, working with doctors such as radiologists and surgeons
• Provide support and reassurance to patients, taking into account their physical and psychological needs
• Supervise radiography and imaging support assistants
• Keep up to date with health and safety guidelines, including ionizing radiation regulations, to protect yourself and others.

Qualifications & Skills
He or she will have the following traits;
• Bachelors’ degree in radiography from a recognized university.
• Must have registered with the Allied Medical Professional Council and should posse a current working license.
• Should be familiar with angiography, ultrasound-ray and fluoroscopy.
• Two years working experience.
• A high level of emotional intelligence to manage the emotional and distressing situations you may encounter.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills in order to explain procedures to patients
• A supportive and caring disposition
• Good observation skills and attention to detail
• Self-motivation and the ability to work under pressure
• Organization and decision-making skills and IT skills.
• The ability to work both as part of a healthcare team and independently
• Confidence in using leading-edge technologies.