A radiographer (or radiologic technologist) uses specialized medical imaging equipment—such as X-rays, C arm—to capture internal body images that help physicians diagnose, monitor, and treat injuries and illnesses.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

- Operate Equipment: Manage and calibrate imaging machinery (X-ray, C arm) to produce high-resolution diagnostic images.
- Patient Care & Prep: Greet patients, explain imaging procedures, answer safety concerns, and accurately position patients to capture the correct view while maximizing comfort.
- Radiation Safety: Follow strict radiation protection protocols, use shielding (like lead aprons), and monitor radiation doses for both patients and staff.
- Collaborate with Teams: Work closely with radiologists, doctors, and surgeons during procedures, emergency cases, or multidisciplinary evaluations.
- Maintenance & Records: Perform routine equipment checks, log patient records, and maintain strict confidentiality.





Core Qualifications & Requirements

- Education: A Bachelor of Science, associate degree, or diploma in radiography or medical imaging technology from an accredited institution.
- Licensure/Certification: State licensure, national registry, or professional board certification (depending on regional requirements).
- Technical Skills: Deep knowledge of human anatomy, pathology, radiation physics, and safe equipment handling.
- Soft Skills: Robust communication, patience, empathy for distressed or injured patients, and acute attention to detail.

Job Types: Full-time, Fresher

Education:

- Diploma (Preferred)

Experience:

- Basic computer: 1 year (Preferred)
- total work: 1 year (Preferred)
- Pharmacist: 2 years (Preferred)

Work Location: In person

📌 Radiographer (Kottakkal)
🏢 Supriya Speciality Hospital
📍 Kottakkal