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

Responsibilities

• To assess patients and interpreting clinical requirements to determine appropriate radiographic techniques.
• To perform a range of radiographic examinations and also assist in complex radiological examinations under the supervision of a radiologist and senior staff.
• To observe and maintain contact with patients during their waiting, examination and post-examination stay in the department.
• To work effectively as a member of a multidisciplinary team to ensure that an efficient service is provided to patients, for example by sharing specialist knowledge a...