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

Responsibilities

• Perform all radiological examinations for patients referred to radiology department under supervision of the radiologist.
• Assist the radiologist in performing different contrast studies for urinary tract, GI tract, etc.
• Do different CT and MR studies for patients under the supervision of the senior radiographer.
• Do portable/mobile X‑ray examinations for patients who cannot be transferred to radiology department.
• Do C‑arm radiological examinations in the operating theatre using the C‑arm machine.
• Prepare reports for the examin...