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MHC Noida hospital is seeking a Senior Resident in Radiology to join our diagnostic imaging team. You will interpret and report X-ray, ultrasound, CT and MRI studies, perform ultrasound procedures, and assist with image-guided interventions while supervising junior residents and students.
The candidate should hold MD/DNB in Radiodiagnosis with valid registration and have 0–3 years of experience. The role emphasizes patient safety, teaching, and scholarly activities.
Required Experience 0 - 3 years
Basic Section
No. Of Openings 1
Designation Senior Resident
Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery
Interpret and report diagnostic imaging studies, including X-rays, ultrasound, CT and MRI, as per the candidate’s training and departmental requirements.
Perform ultrasound examinations and assist with CT-guided, ultrasound-guided and other image-guided procedures, where trained and authorized.
Evaluate emergency radiology cases and communicate critical findings promptly to the treating clinicians.
Supervise and guide junior residents, interns and medical students in radiology-related activities.
Participate in departmental rounds, academic sessions, case discussions, seminars and teaching activities.
Ensure appropriate patient preparation, radiation safety, infection control and contrast-media safety.
Maintain accurate imaging records, reports and departmental documentation.
Coordinate with clinicians, nursing staff, technicians and other departments to support timely diagnosis and treatment.
Participate in quality assurance, audits, research and other academic activities as required.
Comply with hospital policies, professional ethics and applicable statutory and regulatory requirements.
MD/DNB in Radiodiagnosis or an equivalent recognized postgraduate qualification.
Valid registration with the National Medical Commission or the relevant State Medical Council, as applicable.
Eligibility in accordance with applicable institutional and regulatory requirements