Senior Registrar

Job Title: Senior Resident – Radiology

Department: Radiology

Reports To: Head of Department / Consultant Radiologist

Job Summary

The Senior Resident – Radiology is responsible for providing diagnostic imaging services, assisting consultants in reporting and image interpretation, performing radiological procedures, and ensuring high-quality patient care. The role involves clinical support, accurate reporting, participation in academic activities, and adherence to radiation safety and quality standards.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform and interpret diagnostic imaging studies including X-rays, ultrasound, CT scans, and MRI under the supervision of consultants.
• Assist consultants in reporting complex radiological cases and provide clinical correlations.
• Perform ultrasound examinations and assist in image-guided procedures as per competency and departmental protocols.
• Participate in emergency radiology services and provide timely reports for critical cases.
• Communicate urgent and critical findings to the treating teams.
• Ensure proper patient preparation, positioning, and safety during imaging procedures.
• Maintain accurate documentation of imaging findings and patient records.
• Ensure compliance with radiation safety guidelines and infection control practices.
• Coordinate with clinicians and multidisciplinary teams for appropriate diagnostic evaluation.
• Participate in departmental meetings, case discussions, journal clubs, CMEs, and teaching activities.
• Guide and supervise junior residents, interns, and technical staff when required.
• Participate in clinical audits, research activities, quality improvement initiatives, and accreditation-related activities.
• Maintain professional standards, patient confidentiality, and ethical practices.
• Perform rotational duties, including emergency and on-call responsibilities, as assigned.

Qualifications

• MD/DNB in Radiodiagnosis/Radiology from a recognized institution.
• Valid Medical Council registration.
• Additional training or experience in advanced imaging modalities is desirable.