Imaging Specialist: CT, X-Ray, Mammography & Ultrasound

The Medical City; Philippines; On-site; PHP 240,000 - 420,000; Full time

Job summary

The Medical City Clinic in Southwoods seeks a Radiologic Technologist to administer diagnostic imaging procedures (CT, X-ray, Mammogram, Ultrasound) and position patients for optimal images. You will ensure patient safety, follow imaging protocols, document data, and maintain equipment readiness while coordinating with the Clinic Manager.

Bachelor in Radiologic Technology, RRT certification, and up to 3 months clinical exposure preferred.

Qualifications

• General knowledge in Radiology (CT-Scan, X-Ray, Mammography, Ultrasound).
• Customer service oriented with clear communication skills.
• Proficient written and verbal communication.

Responsibilities

• Explains procedures to patients
• Ensures safety of patients during diagnostic imaging procedures
• Minimizes radiation exposure of patients by practicing protection techniques using beam restrictive devices and patient shielding
• Prepares standard equipment and facilities
• Administers all diagnostic Imaging procedures (CT-Scan, X-Ray, Mammogram, Ultrasound) to patients
• Ensures accuracy of the captured concerned area of patients
• Adheres to regulatory requirements mandated by FDA
• Documents data of patients through charting
• Monitors inventory and ensures availability of related medical supplies
• Submits census report every month

Skills

General knowledge in Radiology

Customer Service Skills

Proficient communication skills

Education

Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology

Registered Radiologic Technologist (RRT)

Job description

The Medical City Clinic in Southwoods seeks a Radiologic Technologist to administer diagnostic imaging procedures (CT, X-ray, Mammogram, Ultrasound) and position patients for optimal images. You will ensure patient safety, follow imaging protocols, document data, and maintain equipment readiness while coordinating with the Clinic Manager.

Bachelor in Radiologic Technology, RRT certification, and up to 3 months clinical exposure preferred.