Diagnostic Medical Sonographer

• Setting up and maintaining ultrasound equipment.
• Performing ultrasound examinations on patients and presenting the sonograms and preliminary findings to the Physician or Specialist.
• Producing images resulting from the ultrasound examinations.
• Interpreting ultrasound images to aid patient diagnosis.
• Carrying out training on ultrasound equipment for other healthcare professionals.
• Addressing patients’ concerns before, during and after ultrasound examinations.
• Keeping up to date records of scans performed and images produced.
• Referring patients to other healthcare professionals and facilities, when necessary
• Soothing and reassuring nervous or anxious patients
• Selecting and examining images, looking for differences between healthy and pathological areas, and determining if the scope of the exam should be extended, based on preliminary findings.
• Completing the appropriate documentation and maintaining patients’ histories and medical records.
• Prepare ultrasound equipment and exam room ensuring proper sterilization and safety procedures are followed.
• Review the patient’s medical chart prior to their appointment and have a clear understanding of the images required.
• Use positioning tools and safety equipment properly to ensure patient safety and comfort throughout the imaging.
• Attend continuing education courses and work to advance personal knowledge and experience within the field.
• Use ethical judgment and critical thinking skills to perform diagnostic imaging safely.
• Review images before sending to the physician to ensure a clear image of the area requested.
• Use ethical judgment and critical thinking skills to perform diagnostic imaging safely.

• In-depth understanding of the principles of medicine and healthcare.
• Knowledge of human physiology and anatomy
• Working knowledge of ultrasound equipment and ability to explain technical terms in clear terms.
• Excellent bedside manner
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Excellent physical stamina and the ability to stand for long hours
• Tact and discretion
• Thoroughness and attention to detail
• Proficiency with computer software commonly used for documentation and sonographic report presentation.
• Strong analytical, judgment and decision-making skill.
• Good human/ interpersonal relation skills

• A 1^st Degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography from any accredited recognized University.
• Must be registered with the Allied Health Professional Council and be in good standing.
• Must have a minimum of 2 years professional experience working in an Accredited medical facility.
• Knowledgeable in the policies and standards applicable in radiological/Radiographic services
• Experience working with sensitive and personal patient records and information.

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Note that only short-listed applicants would be contacted.