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- Conduct medical consultations, assessments and physical examinations.
- Diagnose and manage common acute and chronic medical conditions.
- Develop appropriate treatment and management plans.
- Prescribe medications within professional scope and clinic protocols.
- Provide appropriate follow-up and continuity of care.
- Identify patients requiring urgent or specialist referral.
- Provide emergency assessment and initial stabilisation when required.
- Maintain accurate, complete and timely medical records.
- Provide appropriate medical advice, counselling and patient education.
- Participate in health screening, occupational health and corporate healthcare programmes where required.
B. Radiology / Diagnostic Imaging Responsibilities
- Perform and/or support diagnostic imaging procedures within documented competency and credentialing.
- Demonstrate competency in relevant imaging modalities, such as:
- General X-ray
- Other approved imaging services relevant to the facility
- Review and interpret imaging findings within the scope of the Medical Officer's recognised training, competency and privileges.
- Correlate imaging findings with the patient's clinical presentation.
- Identify abnormal or potentially urgent findings and arrange appropriate medical management or specialist referral.
- Ensure appropriate clinical indications for imaging examinations.
- Communicate relevant findings to the treating doctor and patient where appropriate.
- Maintain proper documentation of imaging findings and clinical decisions.
- Ensure imaging procedures are performed according to established clinical, radiation safety and infection-control protocols.
- Escalate complex, inconclusive or specialist-level imaging findings to the appropriate radiologist/specialist.
C. Patient Safety & Clinical Governance
- Ensure patient safety throughout consultation and diagnostic procedures.
- Follow established clinical guidelines, SOPs and quality standards.
- Comply with applicable radiation protection and imaging safety requirements.
- Ensure appropriate patient identification and verification before imaging procedures.
- Maintain confidentiality and comply with applicable personal data protection requirements.
- Participate in clinical audits, incident reporting and quality improvement activities.
- Report and escalation clinical risks, adverse events and near misses appropriately.
- Work closely with radiographers, nurses, medical assistants and other healthcare professionals.
- Collaborate with radiologists, specialists and referral hospitals when required.
- Provide clinical guidance to junior clinical staff within appropriate scope.
- Participate in clinical meetings and case discussions.
- Support the organisation's multidisciplinary healthcare and diagnostic services.
E. Documentation & Administrative Duties
- Complete consultation notes, investigation requests, imaging documentation and referral letters accurately.
- Ensure medical records are updated promptly.
- Review investigation results and arrange appropriate follow-up.
- Participate in clinic/departmental meetings.
- Assist management in improving clinical workflows and patient experience.
- Support preparation of clinical reports, statistics and audit documentation when required.
3. Qualifications
- Recognised Medical Degree (MBBS / MD or equivalent).
- Valid registration with the Malaysian Medical Council (MMC).
- Valid Annual Practising Certificate (APC).
- Valid professional indemnity coverage.
- Completed relevant clinical training and demonstrated competency in radiology/imaging.
- Minimum [2–3] years of relevant clinical experience preferred.
- Postgraduate qualification, certificate or recognised training in Radiology/Diagnostic Imaging.
- Experience in X-ray and/or ultrasound.
- Experience working in a diagnostic centre, private hospital or specialist clinic.
- Experience in occupational health, health screening or corporate medical services.
The candidate should demonstrate:
- Strong clinical assessment and diagnostic skills.
- Competency in relevant diagnostic imaging modalities.
- Ability to recognise normal and abnormal imaging findings.
- Good clinical judgement and decision-making.
- Ability to identify cases requiring radiologist/specialist review.
- Excellent patient communication skills.
- Good documentation and reporting skills.
- Ability to work independently while functioning effectively within a multidisciplinary team.
- Strong commitment to patient safety and clinical governance.
5. Professional Scope
The Medical Officer shall perform radiology-related duties only within their verified training, competency, credentialing and authorised clinical privileges.
Where an imaging study requires specialist interpretation, the case should be referred/escalated to a suitably qualified and credentialed Radiologist.
The position does not confer specialist status unless the Medical Officer holds the relevant recognised specialist qualification and registration.
6. Working Hours
- Full-time position based on clinic/diagnostic centre operating hours.
- May be required to work shifts, weekends or public holidays depending on operational requirements.
- May be required to support corporate events, health screening programmes or other SV Care Group healthcare activities.