- Perform Procedures: Carry out image-guided treatments like biopsies, and fluid drainages.
- Interpret Imaging: Read and analyze diagnostic scans like MRIs, CTs, and ultrasounds to plan treatments accurately.
- Patient Care: Meet patients for consultations, explain procedures, and manage pre-procedure and post-procedure care.
- Collaborate: Work closely with other specialists, such as oncologists, surgeons, and general physicians, to build comprehensive treatment plans.
- Safety Adherence: Follow strict radiation safety guidelines to protect both patients and medical staff.
Qualifications & Training
- Undergraduate: MBBS degree.
- Post-Graduation: MD or DNB in Radiology. [1]
- Super-Specialization: A dedicated fellowship or DM in Interventional Radiology. [1]
- Skills: Strong hand-eye coordination, deep knowledge of vascular anatomy, and expertise in radiation physics.