Radiologist

1. Diagnostic Imaging & Reporting

• Modality Management: Interpret and provide detailed, structured reports for Ultrasound (USG), CT Scans and MRI, X-Rays.

• Specialized Scans: Perform and interpret advanced ultrasound studies, including Color Doppler, anomaly scans, and musculoskeletal (MSK) ultrasounds as required.

• Turnaround Time (TAT): Ensure all routine and urgent imaging reports are completed within the center’s established TAT protocols to maintain operational efficiency.

2. Clinical Procedures

• Interventional Support: Perform minor image-guided procedures if offered by the center, such as USG/CT-guided FNAC (Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology), biopsies, or fluid aspirations.

• Patient Safety: Review patient medical history before contrast administration, manage any adverse contrast reactions, and ensure strict adherence to radiation safety protocols (ALARA principle).

3. Collaboration & Consultation

• Peer Consultation: Act as a diagnostic consultant to referring physicians, discussing complex or critical findings directly over the phone or in person.

• Technician Guidance: Oversee and guide radiology technicians and radiographers to ensure proper patient positioning, optimal scanning protocols, and high-quality image acquisition.

Job Specifications & Qualifications