Radiologic Technologist

Organizational context: The International Organization for Migration (IOM), established in ****, is a UN agency focused on promoting humane and orderly migration.
It operates globally, assisting governments and migrants by saving lives, protecting people on the move, and facilitating regular migration pathways.
The organization fosters an inclusive and supportive workplace to maximize the potential of migration.Job purpose: This role is situated within the IOM Migration Health Assessment Centre in Pretoria, South Africa.
The Radiologic Technologist will be responsible for processing screening X-rays for refugees and immigrants under the supervision of the Senior Radiologic Technologist and Head of the Clinic, with technical guidance from the IOM Teleradiology Center.
The primary purpose is to ensure high-quality diagnostic imaging essential for health assessments, contributing to IOM's mission of supporting migrants and facilitating orderly migration processes.
The position plays a crucial part in the health assessment workflow, ensuring accurate and timely radiological services.Responsibilities: The Radiologic Technologist is responsible for capturing high-quality chest X-ray images of migrants according to IOM and international standards, as well as specific resettlement country requirements.
This includes explaining procedures, preparing equipment, ensuring correct patient identification and data entry, and applying proper radiographic techniques and radiation protection measures.
The role involves processing digital images, reviewing quality, and reporting urgent findings.
The technologist will also contribute to quality assurance for the X-ray unit, maintain radiation safety, perform equipment checks and coordinate maintenance, and optimize workflow for efficient image processing and delivery.
Responsibilities extend to preparing daily worklists, uploading images, generating statistical reports, and coordinating with radiologists and teleradiology centers for image interpretation.Education: A Bachelor's degree or Diploma in Radiologic Technology from an accredited institution is required.
Candidates must hold a valid license to practice Radiography in South Africa.
Accredited universities are those listed in the UNESCO World Higher Education Database.Work experience: A minimum of three years of experience in radiography for degree holders, or five years for diploma holders, is required, with a specific focus on Chest X-Ray.
Experience with radiographic techniques, procedures, radiologic safety, quality management, and digital machines is essential.
Familiarity with radiology information systems, Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS), and experience in screening chest X-rays within Health Assessment Programs are also required.Skills: Key skills include strong organizational abilities and effective communication skills.
Proficiency in computer use, particularly with Microsoft Excel, is also required for this role.Required languages: EnglishDesired languages:
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