Radiography Technologist

NMC healthcare LLC; Dubai; On-site; AED 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

NMC Healthcare LLC in Dubai seeks a skilled sonographer to perform imaging and analysis under supervision. You will ensure high-quality images, maintain equipment and records, and provide preliminary reports for radiologists.

The role requires BSc in Radiography or equivalent with ARDMS and National License, plus 2+ years in ultrasound in acute care. Fluent English is essential; Arabic is advantageous. Dubai-based hospital network offers diverse opportunities.

Qualifications

• BSc in Radiography or approved diploma with ARDMS and current National License.
• Dedicated courses in Sonography imaging are preferred.
• NLT 2 years post-graduate ultrasound experience in acute care hospital, including Doppler and obstetric/gynecology.
• Specialist Certification required: NAD; Desired: NA.

Responsibilities

• Perform all sonographic imaging procedures independently or under supervision.
• Analyze the output for diagnostic evaluation and report to supervisor as needed.
• Maintain sufficient inventory of material supplies and equipment; report shortages and keep ordering records.
• Perform imaging procedures per departmental policies to produce high-diagnostic-quality images.
• Acquire additional images to achieve optimum diagnostic results for the interpreting physician.
• Evaluate and assess sonographic images for quality and completeness; advise staff when required.
• Forward images to the Radiologist for review and reporting.
• Provide preliminary reports of examinations for interpreting physician.
• Responsible for safe and competent use of ultrasound equipment; report faults.
• Maintain clean, tidy working environment and restock supplies.

Skills

Self-motivation

Work under pressure

Time management

IT competencies

Fluent English

Education

BSc in Radiography or Diploma with ARDMS and National License

Tools

ARDMS certification

NAD certification

Job description

Responsibilities

• Perform all sonographic imaging procedures independently or under the supervision of a senior Sonographer or Radiologist.
• Analyze the output for diagnostic evaluation purpose and report to supervisor as needed.
• Maintain sufficient inventory of material supplies and equipment for performance of duties; report shortages to supervisor and keep ordering records.
• Perform imaging procedures in accordance with departmental policies, procedures and protocols, applying detailed knowledge of anatomy and physiology to produce high‑diagnostic‑quality images.
• Acquire additional images when necessary to achieve optimum diagnostic results for the interpreting physician.
• Evaluate and assess sonographic images for acceptable quality, appropriateness and completeness; advise other staff when required.
• Forward images to the Radiologist for review and reporting.
• Apply independent professional and ethical judgment in the examination to ensure that anatomical, pathological and clinical conditions are accurately captured.
• Perform advanced sonography services or other tasks delegated by the supervising physician in accordance with education, training and facility protocols.
• Provide preliminary reports of examinations for use by the interpreting physician.
• Recognize anatomy and pathology in cross‑sectional imaging to optimize scan protocols and liaise with the radiologist to arrange further imaging or tests.
• Responsible for the safe and competent use of all ultrasound equipment, patient appliances and aids used in the department; report any incidents and equipment faults to senior staff in a timely manner.
• Operate advanced software on specialist ultrasound equipment (e.g., Doppler scan).
• Maintain a clean and tidy working environment, including restocking supplies and cleaning equipment.
• Provide advice to medical technical staff on appropriate techniques and imagery interventions.
• Deal with patients and clinical staff enquiries, and relay information to clinical staff where necessary.
• Practice proper entries and records into the Hospital Information System; input the radiological images onto the Hospital PACS system.
• Promote and maintain quality in all services and ensure continuous quality improvement measures are in place; conduct method evaluation and development as per standard policies and procedures.
• Comply with all safety and quality control programs and procedures; comply with applicable precautions for environmental safety, infection control, and other interventions that minimize or prevent cross infections.
• Ensure safety procedures and quality assurance tests are maintained within all sections; support clinical audit processes and report on these as agreed.
• Communicate in a professional and courteous manner with patients, family and other medical personnel to obtain information, explain procedures and clarify orders.
• Participate in education sessions for department staff, doctors and nurses on safe and secure handling of equipment (teaching, induction, peer review, case studies, clinical presentations).
• Participate in department programs, committees, various hospital committees and staff meetings when requested.
• Participate in the orientation and training of new employees.
• Maintain professional knowledge by attending lectures, seminars or online education sessions.
• Complete all regulatory requirements, including licensure and certification, within established time frames.
• Comply with Occupational Safety and Health Management Systems: adhere to all OSH and infection control policies, standards and procedures; cooperate with hospital management to meet those requirements.
• Notify OSH hazards, incidents, near misses and issues and assist with the preparation of risk assessments and incident reports.
• Attend OSH infection control training programmes, mock drills and awareness programmes; comply with reasonable OSH instructions, policies and safe working procedures.
• Use appropriate personal protective equipment and safety systems.
• Be familiar with emergency and evacuation procedures.
• Never wilfully or recklessly endanger anyone’s health and safety.
• Comply with waste management procedures and policies; reduce, reuse, recycle waste wherever possible.
• Participate in OSHMS audits and inspections, ensuring standards are maintained.
• Implement Prevention and Control of Infection (PCI) policy and strategy; maintain cleanliness to reduce infection risk for patients, staff and visitors.

Qualifications & Licensure

• BSc in Radiography, or graduate from an accredited Diploma Program (NLT 3 year syllabus) or an accredited Radiography program (NLT 2‑year syllabus) with American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS) and current National License.
• Dedicated courses in specialised Sonography Imaging are preferred.
• NLT 2 years of post‑graduate experience in ultrasound within an acute care hospital, including Doppler, obstetric/gynecology and abdominal sonography.
• Specialist Certification required: NAD; Desired: NA.

Additional Requirements

• Self‑motivation and ability to work under pressure.
• Fluent spoken and written English; spoken Arabic is advantageous but not essential.
• Supportive and caring disposition; adaptability and good time‑management skills; confidence in dealing with stressful situations.
• IT competencies.