Radiologist

Roles and Responsibilities

·        Instruct patients on properly preparing for imaging in advance of the procedure.

·        Using devices such as computer tomography (CT) scanners and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines, especially Echocardiography.

·        Administer contrast material, both oral and IV.

·        Position patients to capture appropriate images.

·        Work with lab technicians to guarantee image quality.

·        Communicate and discuss test results with other physicians.

·        Discuss results with patient, and family members if appropriate.

·        Prepare radiology equipment for use, ensuring that it is working properly for accurate scans.

·        Review medical records and interview patients to understand their medical histories in preparation for conducting imaging.

·        Performing or directing radiology staff to carry out image-guided, diagnostic procedures.

·        Reviewing and interpreting medical images to determine patient status and future medical care.

·        Determining the exact images required for diagnosis and delivering orders.

·        Administering trace amounts of radioactive substances to create and enhance diagnostic images.

·        Compiling written reports of results and diagnoses.

·        Follow federal, state, and medical center regulations and guidelines at all times when handling patient images

Minimum Job Requirements

·        complete medical school

·        Residency training and specialized in Radiology.

·        3-5 years of experience

·        Must know Echocardiography.

·        Good organizational ability.

·        Technical use of arrayed medical diagnostic equipment.

·        Specialized knowledge of X-ray, mammogram, or computed tomography (CT) imaging equipment & Echocardiography.

·        Basic math skills to calculate the proper amount of radiation or magnetic resonance during exams.

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