Position: Senior Resident, Consultant in Radiology.
Location : Chandigarh, Punjab.
Educational Requirements : MD, DNB.
Experience : 0 to 24 years.
Salary : 225000 to 300000 Rs Per Month.
Job Description:
primary responsibility is to interpret various medical images to help guide patient care. Here is a general job description for a radiologist in a hospital setting:
Medical Imaging Interpretation: The main task of a radiologist is to interpret various medical images such as X-rays, computed tomography (CT) scans, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans, ultrasound scans, and nuclear medicine scans. They analyze these images to identify and diagnose abnormalities or diseases in the patient's body.
Diagnosing and Reporting: Radiologists assess the images and prepare detailed reports documenting their findings. They communicate their diagnoses and recommendations to the referring physicians or specialists involved in the patient's care. Accurate and timely reporting is essential for proper patient management.
Collaboration with Healthcare Team: Radiologists collaborate with other healthcare professionals, including referring physicians, surgeons, oncologists, and other specialists. They consult with these professionals to discuss patient cases, provide additional information, and assist in determining the best course of action for treatment.
Quality Control: Radiologists ensure that medical imaging equipment is properly maintained and calibrated to produce high-quality images. They review and monitor the technical aspects of image acquisition to maintain image quality standards. They may also participate in quality improvement initiatives and research projects related to medical imaging.
Interventional Procedures: Some radiologists specialize in interventional radiology, where they perform minimally invasive procedures under image guidance. These procedures may include biopsies, drain placements, angiography, or treatments such as radiofrequency ablation or embolization. Interventional radiologists work closely with other specialists to provide targeted therapies.
Continuing Education and Research: Radiologists are expected to stay updated with the latest advancements in imaging technology, techniques, and medical knowledge. They participate in continuing education programs, conferences, and research activities to enhance their skills and contribute to the field of radiology.
Patient Safety and Radiation Protection: Radiologists ensure patient safety during imaging procedures, minimizing radiation exposure while maintaining diagnostic quality. They follow radiation safety protocols, monitor radiation dose, and educate patients and staff about potential risks and benefits of medical imaging.
Administrative Duties: Radiologists may have administrative responsibilities, such as managing imaging departments, supervising technologists, and overseeing quality assurance programs. They may also contribute to budget planning, equipment acquisition, and departmental policies.
Qualifications and Requirements:
Educational requirements:
Medical degree (MBBS) from a recognized institution.
Postgraduate degree (MD/DNB) in Radiology.