Medical Imaging - Lagos, Nigeria - Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN)
Description
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN) was established in 2004 as an affiliate of the Institute of Human Virology, University of Maryland School of Medicine. It was incorporated in March 2004 as a local non-governmental organization with a Board of Directors. Pictures
JOB SUMMARY
Qualifications and ExperienceNational Diploma in Medical Imaging Processing / X-ray Technology.Current Permit to practice from Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria (RRBN).Good computer skills, including familiar and comfortable with using MS Excel.Attention to details.Flexibility across a range of field and office related tasksGood attitude, self-motivated and ability to work well individually as well as in a team.Two years work experience in any radiography field.A license according to the state laws.Experience with a non-governmental organization will be an added advantage.Required Competencies:Demonstrate knowledge of Portable Digital X-ray guidelines and policies.Excellent personal communication skills in written and verbal English Strong verbal and written communication skillsAdvanced computer usage skills with proficiency in Ms. Word, excel and power point.Ability to work independently and deliver quality work on time.Good interpersonal skills and ability to work effectively in a team.High impact influencing and persuasive skills, and able to represent the organization to donors and other stakeholders.Experience in building capacity at individual and organizational levels.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Conducting screening of clients to identify presumptive TB for digital x-ray examination when applicable.Preparing the client for radiological procedures.Taking measures to protect clients, oneself, and other staff from radiation exposure according to best practices and manufacturer's guidelines.Taking quality diagnostic radiographs of clients according to established procedures for patient care and safety.Ensuring maximum of two and half minutes is spent per client for x-ray, while maintaining a repeat rate of two percent or less.Accurately documenting completed radiological procedures, completely and promptlyStoring all radiographs in an easily retrievable manner.Ensuring that all equipment is in good working condition and in compliance with applicable laws and regulations.Reporting immediately any equipment malfunctions to the State Lead.Maintaining mobile x-ray unit, stocking necessary radiological supplies.Making suggestions to improve work methods.Serving as the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO).Keeping record of the dosimetry readings.Train new employees.Working closely with the other team members for the purposes of prompt diagnosis and treatment of patients.Performing any other tasks as directed by the supervisor.Perform every other duty necessary for the successful implementation of TB LON 3 project activities.
REQUIRED SKILLS
Patient care
REQUIRED EDUCATION
Bachelor's degree