Senior Registrar – Radiologist

Qualifications

· Medical degree (MBBS, MD, or equivalent) from a recognised institution.

· Enrolment in, or completion of, an accredited residency in Radiology.

· Certification in radiation safety or nuclear imaging principles is an advantage.

· Valid medical license and registration in Radiology (local or eligible to obtain).

Experience

· Minimum 3–5 years post-MBBS clinical experience, with at least 2–3 years in Radiology.

· Passed Part 1 or Part 2 of Fellowship/Board exams (WACS, NPMCN, or equivalent).

· Experience with PACS/RIS, CT, MRI, and procedural support.

· Strong clinical knowledge across general and advanced imaging modalities.

· Ability to interpret complex imaging studies and assist in multidisciplinary decision-making.

Image Interpretation and Reporting

· Interpret plain radiographs, ultrasound, CT, and MRI scans under supervision.

· Draft preliminary reports for consultant validation.

· Correlate radiological findings with clinical data to aid diagnosis.

· Prioritise and communicate urgent imaging findings promptly.

· Participate in multidisciplinary team meetings, tumour boards, and case discussions.

Procedures and Interventions

· Assist with ultrasound-guided and CT-guided biopsies, drainages, and aspirations.

· Prepare and position patients appropriately for imaging and interventional procedures.

· Monitor immediate complications and provide post-procedure care.

· Obtain informed consent and explain procedures clearly to patients.

Clinical Collaboration

· Work with referring clinicians to recommend and prioritise appropriate imaging studies.

· Provide input during multidisciplinary case reviews.

· Support clinical teams with imaging advice for complex or inconclusive cases.

Patient Care and Communication

· Explain imaging procedures and preparation requirements to patients and families.

· Counsel patients about interventional procedures and potential side effects.

· Ensure compassionate and professional interactions at all times.

Teaching and Academic Contributions

· Mentor and supervise junior residents and radiographers.

· Conduct tutorials, case presentations, and journal clubs.

· Support exam preparation and simulation-based training.

· Maintain a teaching and learning portfolio.

Audit, Quality, and Safety

· Contribute to departmental audits and peer review sessions.

· Support accreditation processes (JCI, local standards).

· Ensure compliance with radiation safety and departmental protocols.

· Track and improve turnaround times and reporting standards.

Emergency Radiology

· Participate in on-call rosters, covering trauma, stroke, and acute emergencies.

· Provide rapid reporting and liaise with ER/ICU teams in urgent cases.