Radiographer

The National Cancer Society Of Malaysia; Kuala Lumpur; On-site; MYR 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The National Cancer Society Of Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur seeks a Radiographer to provide safe, accurate diagnostic imaging including Mammography, DEXA, and general X-ray for cancer screening and clinical imaging services. You will prepare patients, verify requests, and maintain image quality while upholding infection control and patient care standards.

Responsibilities include QC of imaging equipment, charting, and collaboration with Medical Officers and Radiologists.

Qualifications

• Experience in radiography procedures per departmental protocols.
• Understanding of radiation safety regulations.
• Ability to work with PACS/RIS systems.

Responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic imaging procedures including Mammography, General X-ray and DEXA as per protocols.
• Prepare patients, obtain clinical information and ensure comfort.
• Verify patient identity and examination requests prior to imaging.
• Position patients to obtain optimal diagnostic images while minimizing repeats.
• Operate imaging equipment safely and according to radiation safety rules.
• Ensure image quality meets standards before reporting.
• Upload and archive imaging studies into PACS/RIS where applicable.
• Assist Radiologists during imaging procedures when required.
• Provide compassionate care to patients, especially in cancer screening contexts.
• Observe infection prevention measures.

Skills

Mammography

DEXA imaging

General X-ray

Image quality control

Tools

PACS

RIS

Job description

The Radiographer is responsible for providing safe, accurate, and high-quality diagnostic imaging services to patients attending the Cancer & Health Screening Clinic. The Radiographer performs imaging examinations in accordance with established protocols, radiation safety standards, and organizational policies while ensuring excellent patient care and maintaining the highest standards of image quality. The role also includes equipment quality assurance, administrative documentation, patient education, and support for clinic operations and outreach programmes.

Key responsibilities and accountabilities:

Clinical

Perform diagnostic imaging procedures including Mammography (2D/3D Tomosynthesis), General X-ray, and Bone Mineral Density (DEXA) examinations in accordance with departmental protocols.

Prepare patients for imaging procedures by explaining the examination, obtaining relevant clinical information, and ensuring patient comfort.

Verify patient identity and examination requests prior to imaging.

Position patients accurately to obtain optimal diagnostic images while minimizing repeat exposures.

Operate imaging equipment safely and efficiently in accordance with manufacturer guidelines and radiation safety regulations.

Ensure image quality meets diagnostic standards before submission for reporting.

Upload and archive imaging studies into the Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) and Radiology Information System (RIS) where applicable.

Assist Medical Officers and Radiologists during imaging-related procedures when required.

Provide compassionate care to patients, particularly those undergoing cancer screening or diagnostic investigations.

Observe infection prevention and control measures throughout all procedures.

Immediately report abnormal equipment performance or patient incidents to the Medical Officer or management.

Quality Assurance & Radiation Safety

Perform daily, weekly, and monthly quality control (QC) tests on imaging equipment according to departmental protocols.

Ensure compliance with radiation protection regulations and maintain radiation safety for patients, staff, and visitors.

Monitor and maintain imaging equipment performance and arrange servicing when

Maintain records of quality assurance activities, equipment maintenance, and radiation monitoring.

Participate in quality improvement initiatives and accreditation activities.

Maintain records of quality assurance activities, equipment maintenance, and a monitoring.

Participate in quality improvement initiatives and accreditation activities.

Administrative

Maintain accurate imaging records and documentation.

Ensure imaging requests, consent forms, and patient information are complete before

Prepare daily imaging statistics and departmental reports as required.

Coordinate imaging appointments with the Front Desk Staff and clinical team.

Maintain adequate stock of imaging consumables and notify the appropriate personnel when replenishment is required.

Ensure imaging rooms are clean, organized, and compliant with safety standards.

Maintain adequate stock of imaging consumables and notify the appropriate personner wie replenishment is required.

Ensure imaging rooms are clean, organized, and compliant with safety standards.

Patient Care & Education

Provide patients with clear explanations regarding imaging procedures and post-examination instructions.

Promote patient dignity, privacy, and confidentiality at all times.

Assist patients with mobility needs before, during, and after imaging procedures.

Address patient concerns professionally and escalat clinical issues when necessary.

Outreach & Business Development

Participate in mobile health screening programmes, corporate screening events, and community outreach activities.

Assist in promoting the clinic's imaging services, breast cancer screening programmes, bone health screening, and other preventive health services.

Educate patients on the importance of early detection and appropriate imaging examinations as recommended by the Medical Officer.

Support organizational initiatives to improve patient experience and service utilization.

Your application will include the following questions:

• Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in Malaysia?
• How many years' experience do you have as a radiographer?
• Which of the following types of qualifications do you have?
• Which of the following radiology tests are you experienced with?

The National Cancer Society of Malaysia (NCSM) is a not-for-profit organization established in 1966 providing education, care and support services for people affected by cancer. It is the first cancer-related not-for-profit organization in Malaysia that provides an extensive range of cancer services and support to the public.

MISSION STATEMENT

NCSM’s mission is “To ensure that no Malaysian fears cancer by creating an understanding of cancer that leads to prevention and early detection, and by providing the best possible care and support for those affected by cancer. “

MOTTO AND OBJECTIVES

In line with its motto, “Giving Hope. Celebrating Life.” NCSM aims to:

• Educate – To minimise cancer in Malaysia by raising public awareness on the prevention, screening and early detection of cancer through education
• Care – To increase access to cancer services in Malaysia by providing affordable as well as advanced screening and diagnostic facilities
• Support – To empower individuals and those affected with cancer to maintain the highest possible quality of life

The National Cancer Society of Malaysia (NCSM) is a not-for-profit organization established in 1966 providing education, care and support services for people affected by cancer. It is the first cancer-related not-for-profit organization in Malaysia that provides an extensive range of cancer services and support to the public.

MISSION STATEMENT

NCSM’s mission is “To ensure that no Malaysian fears cancer by creating an understanding of cancer that leads to prevention and early detection, and by providing the best possible care and support for those affected by cancer. “

MOTTO AND OBJECTIVES

In line with its motto, “Giving Hope. Celebrating Life.” NCSM aims to:

• Educate – To minimise cancer in Malaysia by raising public awareness on the prevention, screening and early detection of cancer through education
• Care – To increase access to cancer services in Malaysia by providing affordable as well as advanced screening and diagnostic facilities
• Support – To empower individuals and those affected with cancer to maintain the highest possible quality of life