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Buch International Hospital in Multan, Pakistan, invites a Medical Imaging Technician to operate X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound and fluoroscopy equipment, ensuring high-quality images and patient safety.
You will prepare and position patients, maintain records, collaborate with radiologists, and uphold infection control standards in a busy tertiary care setting.
Buch International Hospital established as a 250-bedded state-of-the-art facility, is a multidisciplinary institute providing comprehensive medical and surgical care under one roof. With a singular focus on providing high-quality and most compassionate care to each and every patient, we have fostered a culture of innovation and sustainability. BIH is committed to providing timely and evidence-based care without compromising on quality and achieving standards of excellence in all aspects of patient care. To remain at the forefront of medicine, our patient care is an amalgamation of innovative techniques and state-of-the-art medical care. Patient-centeredness, safety, efficiency, quality, and equity – are at the heart of all our operations. We are changing the culture of healthcare practices in Southern Punjab based on our patient-centric approach and work ethos; Patient First!. We as a team, from CEO to housekeeper, focus on creating positive patient journey experiences where the patient feels safe & experiences excellent services. At BIH everyone is a “Care Provider”. With great care and compassion, we have designed & mapped our patient journey experiences to identify and build upon all patient touchpoints during each stage of interaction to augment both; patient engagement and satisfaction.
The Medical Imaging Technician is responsible for operating and maintaining diagnostic imaging equipment to perform procedures such as X-rays, CT scans, MRI, ultrasound, and fluoroscopy, while ensuring accurate, high-quality images in accordance with established technical and safety standards. The role includes preparing and positioning patients, providing clear instructions, ensuring patient comfort and safety, following infection control protocols, reviewing images for quality and diagnostic suitability, identifying and reporting equipment issues, maintaining accurate patient and imaging records, documenting relevant medical history, allergies, and contraindications, and ensuring compliance with regulatory and confidentiality requirements. The technician collaborates closely with radiologists, physicians, and other healthcare professionals to support timely image interpretation, effective patient care, and smooth departmental workflow.
Bachelor’s degree in Medical Imaging Technology (MIT) or Radiologic Imaging Technology (RIT) or a related field. Master’s degree will be preferred.
Experience: Minimum 2 to 3 years of relevant practical experience in a tertiary care hospital.