Sonographer

MEDICAL IMAGING PRIVATE LIMITED; Singapore; On-site; SGD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A healthcare imaging clinic in Singapore is seeking a qualified ultrasound technician to conduct sonographic examinations and ensure patient safety during procedures. The role requires an AHPC License and a commitment to quality assurance in imaging practices. Responsibilities include reviewing patient histories, conducting assessments, and maintaining accurate facility reports to meet clinical standards.

Qualifications

• AHPC License required for ultrasound imaging.
• Ability to conduct sonography examinations safely.
• Strong understanding of patient safety protocols.

Responsibilities

• Conduct sonography examinations as per protocols.
• Ensure safety and quality during sonographic procedures.
• Document findings and maintain accurate reports.

Job description

Responsibilities

• Responsible for Ultrasound imaging and should hold an AHPC License
• Responsible to conduct sonography examinations in accordance with patient safety protocols, policies, and procedures
• Assume responsibility for the safety of the patient during the sonographic examination
• Review patient medical history and supporting clinical information
• Conduct patient clinical assessment and perform the diagnostic medical sonography examination ordered by the supervising physician in accordance with professional and facility protocols
• Perform quality control procedures to ensure that the ultrasound equipment operates at optimal levels
• Document any incidental findings that might impact patient safety or patient care and provide that information to the interpreting physician
• Exercise responsibility for the maintenance and accuracy of facility reports, database records, and logs
• Ensure that the sonography examination results meet the facility standards for Quality Assurance before findings are released for interpretation
• Make recommendation(s) to the Clinical Manager/Chief Radiographer and Principal Radiographer for any training that may be required to enable sonographers to carry out their work more effectively at the clinic