Duties and Responsibilities include but not limited to:

• Oversee the scheduling and coordination of the Digital X-Ray unit.
• Conduct X-rays, ensuring top-quality results, and manage uploads to AI systems (qBox) and the Orca cloud.
• Maintain and regularly inspect X-ray equipment, guaranteeing regulatory compliance.
• Drive the quality assurance protocols as dictated by the equipment provider, including maintaining comprehensive records of all QA tasks.
• Counsel patients about procedures and obtain their consent.
• Communicate screening results to patients and arrange clinical assessments if required.
• Ensure patients with unusual dCXR results are forwarded for deeper evaluation.
• Abide by SAHPRA’s stipulated regulations.
• Adhere to radiation safety standards, practicing the ALARA principle to protect patients.
• Monitor and maintain records of employee radiation exposure, and manage radiation medicals and monitoring badges.
• Supervise Mobile Unit support staff, including the Driver and Enrolled Nurse.
• Oversee staff attendance and leave, reporting to the District Coordinator/Manager.
• Keep a detailed electronic registry of patients, noting names, exam details, and dates.
• Ensure adequate stock levels of essential supplies like printing paper, PPE, and stationery.
• Record checks on lead protection gear as directed by the supplier.
• Prepare monthly reports detailing work metrics and submit to the Line Manager.
• Uphold the IER file ensuring it remains current and comprehensive.
• Understand and propagate organizational objectives, clarifying operational instructions, policies, and procedures to relevant stakeholders.
• Foster a positive working environment through active participation and communication.
• Strictly adhere to security regulations.
• Promptly report safety and security incidents.
• Participate in Radiation Safety Training and adhere to radiation safety regulations.
• Safeguard company property and assets.

Requirements:

• Degree/National Diploma in Diagnostic Radiography.
• Registered with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA).
• A minimum of 3 years’ experience as a qualified Radiographer (Post Community Serve).
• Comprehensive knowledge and adherence to radiation safety practices and guidelines.
• Proficiency in using digital radiographic systems and software, including AI and cloud-based platforms.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills for effective patient interaction.
• Demonstrated ability to work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams.