Location: United Arab Emirates (Remote)

Employment Type: Full-Time

Experience Level: Senior

Work Arrangement: Fully Remote

We are a globally focused healthcare organization committed to delivering safe, accurate, and patient-centered diagnostic imaging services across diverse clinical environments. Our multidisciplinary teams collaborate across Radiology, Medical Imaging, Emergency Medicine, Surgery, Oncology, Nursing, Medical Physics, Clinical Governance, and Healthcare Operations to support timely diagnosis and effective patient care.

We prioritize clinical excellence, radiation safety, patient dignity, technological advancement, and continuous professional development. Through standardized imaging protocols, quality assurance, and collaboration with medical professionals, we aim to maintain high standards of diagnostic imaging and patient experience.

We are seeking an experienced Senior Radiographer to lead and perform diagnostic imaging procedures, maintain high standards of image quality and radiation protection, support clinical teams, and contribute to the efficient operation of radiology services.

The ideal candidate will combine advanced radiographic expertise with strong patient-care skills, technical knowledge, clinical judgment, and team leadership. The role involves performing complex imaging examinations, optimizing imaging protocols, supervising radiography staff, ensuring equipment quality and safety, supporting clinical education, and contributing to continuous improvement across the medical imaging department.

• Perform diagnostic imaging examinations in accordance with approved clinical protocols and departmental procedures.
• Operate radiographic equipment safely and effectively to obtain diagnostically adequate images.
• Conduct general radiography examinations, including chest, abdominal, skeletal, and other routine imaging procedures.
• Perform specialized radiographic examinations within the individual's training, competency, and authorized scope of practice.
• Support imaging services across inpatient, outpatient, emergency, and other clinical settings.
• Review imaging requests to confirm patient identity, examination details, clinical indications, and relevant safety requirements.
• Verify patient identification using approved patient-safety procedures before every examination.
• Confirm that the requested examination is appropriate and clarify discrepancies with the referring clinician or radiologist.
• Assess patient condition, mobility, medical history, and ability to cooperate with the examination.
• Explain imaging procedures clearly to patients and obtain appropriate cooperation and consent in accordance with institutional policy.
• Provide compassionate support to anxious, distressed, pediatric, elderly, or clinically vulnerable patients.
• Apply appropriate patient positioning, immobilization, and exposure techniques to achieve optimal image quality.
• Select appropriate imaging parameters based on patient size, clinical indication, examination type, and departmental protocols.
• Optimize exposure factors to obtain diagnostic images while minimizing unnecessary radiation exposure.
• Apply the principles of justification and optimization in medical imaging.
• Follow radiation-protection requirements for patients, staff, visitors, and the wider clinical environment.
• Apply appropriate shielding and protective measures where indicated by current protocols and applicable guidance.
• Ensure pregnancy-screening procedures are followed where relevant to the examination and institutional policy.
• Follow established protocols for imaging children and other patients requiring additional radiation-protection considerations.
• Use personal dosimeters and radiation-monitoring equipment in accordance with departmental requirements.
• Report radiation-safety concerns, unintended exposures, equipment faults, and other incidents through established channels.
• Evaluate images for positioning, exposure, anatomical coverage, artifacts, and overall diagnostic adequacy.
• Repeat examinations only when clinically justified and in accordance with departmental protocols.
• Identify image-quality issues and take appropriate corrective action within the radiographer's scope of practice.
• Ensure images and examination details are accurately associated with the correct patient and study.
• Review image completeness before transferring studies to the Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS).
• Ensure accurate examination coding, documentation, and image labeling.
• Maintain timely and accurate records in the Radiology Information System (RIS), PACS, and electronic health records.
• Coordinate with radiologists and other clinicians to clarify examination requirements and communicate relevant technical concerns.
• Support radiologists by ensuring that images are complete, technically adequate, and available for interpretation.
• Escalate urgent workflow issues and critical operational concerns according to departmental procedures.
• Follow established protocols for emergency imaging and prioritize examinations according to clinical urgency.
• Coordinate with emergency, intensive-care, surgical, and inpatient teams to facilitate time-sensitive imaging.
• Perform portable radiography when required, ensuring appropriate infection prevention and radiation-protection measures.
• Follow infection prevention and control procedures before, during, and after imaging examinations.
• Clean and disinfect equipment and accessories according to clinical requirements.
• Apply appropriate precautions when imaging patients with suspected or confirmed infectious conditions.
• Assist patients with safe transfers, positioning, and movement in collaboration with nursing and clinical staff.
• Use appropriate manual-handling techniques to reduce the risk of patient and staff injury.
• Monitor patients during examinations and respond appropriately to signs of distress or deterioration within the scope of training.
• Follow emergency-response procedures when a patient experiences an acute clinical event.
• Conduct routine equipment checks before clinical use and confirm that systems are functioning correctly.
• Identify equipment faults, image artifacts, calibration concerns, and technical performance issues.

• Diagnostic image-quality compliance
• First-time-right imaging rate
• Repeat examination rate
• Patient identification compliance
• Examination protocol compliance
• Radiation-protection compliance
• Patient radiation-dose optimization
• Radiation-dose monitoring compliance
• Pregnancy-screening compliance where applicable
• Examination turnaround time
• Urgent imaging response time
• Patient waiting time
• Patient satisfaction
• Patient complaint rate
• Examination documentation accuracy
• Image labeling accuracy
• RIS and PACS data accuracy
• Image-transfer completion rate
• Examination completion rate
• Equipment availability
• Equipment downtime
• Equipment fault reporting timeliness
• Preventive maintenance compliance
• Quality-control completion rate
• Clinical audit completion
• Corrective-action closure rate
• Imaging incident reporting compliance
• Incident investigation completion
• Infection prevention compliance
• Patient transfer and manual-handling compliance
• Protocol adherence
• Staff competency assessment completion
• Training completion rate
• Junior staff development
• Clinical supervision effectiveness
• Workload management efficiency
• Departmental productivity
• Resource utilization
• Accreditation and regulatory compliance
• Patient privacy compliance
• Continuing professional development completion
• Service improvement implementation
• Reduction in avoidable repeat examinations

The successful candidate should have strong experience in diagnostic radiography, medical imaging, clinical radiology services, or hospital imaging operations, preferably within a hospital, diagnostic imaging center, specialist clinic, or other regulated healthcare environment.

The candidate should demonstrate:

• A recognized qualification in Diagnostic Radiography, Medical Imaging, or an equivalent discipline.
• A valid professional registration or license appropriate to the jurisdiction of practice.
• Substantial experience performing diagnostic radiographic examinations.
• Strong knowledge of radiographic positioning, exposure factors, image acquisition, and image-quality evaluation.
• Experience handling routine and complex imaging requests within the authorized scope of practice.
• Strong understanding of radiation protection, dose optimization, and radiation-safety principles.
• Knowledge of patient-identification, examination-verification, and clinical safety procedures.
• Experience working with digital radiography systems and imaging equipment.
• Familiarity with RIS, PACS, electronic health records, and digital imaging workflows.
• Strong understanding of image artifacts, technical limitations, and corrective techniques