Ultrasound Technician (DYRAB PHC)

• Set-up and operate ultrasound equipment with general direction to perform diagnostic examination/ procedures according to departmental protocols and report all equipment faults and error to the immediate supervisor. Select the proper equipment, accessories and techniques to obtain the highest image quality.
• Perform all types of ultrasound examinations and related tasks such as assisting patients in positioning for correct anatomical exposure including diagnostic procedures for all patients as requested and ensure availability of images with required information in the Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) and Radiology Information System (RIS) immediately after completing the procedure according to the departmental protocols and standards.
• Coordinate care and safety of patients during procedures. Comply with hospital and departmental policies and protocols. Contribute to the implementation of the departmental strategic plan.
• Ensure communication with patients and staff is meaningful and professional. Maintain patient confidentiality, rights and privacy at all times.
• Handle equipment and related accessories safely and responsibly. Follow established Radiation Protection measures for themselves, patients, other staff and the population in general. Follow safety orders precisely and conform to regulations concerning the use of radiation.
• Fully inform patients and/or relatives as to the nature of the examination to be performed. Ensure correct patient identification and site verification checks are undertaken for each examination.
• Ensure all applicable licenses and/or trainings are maintained current. Adhere to the established International Patient Safety goals. Participate in quality improvement program, data collection and analysis of all aspects of ultrasound service including departmental continuous education and teaching activities.
• Perform other job-related duties.

• Health Information System.
• Ultrasound equipment and other area specific tools and systems
• Work-stream leads, subordinates, patients and their families
• All involved internal and external disciplines (clinical and non-clinical), physicians, medical team
• Expected to use critical-thinking skills to reach objective conclusions
• Dealing with patients and their families
• Great deal of details and accuracy
• Physical endurance
• Psychological strains
• Coverage during emergencies, disasters, other unplanned unprecedented occasions
• Occasional overtime, on call, weekend, holidays work might be required
• Safe Practice related to PPE (Personal Protection Equipment)
• Operating in safe manner to reduce risk of injuries

Education | Diploma in Radiological Sciences or related discipline from an accredited institution or completed a formal program in Ultrasound Technology – Essential

Basic Life Support Certificate – Essential
Registration with Saudi Commission for Health Specialties -Essential

Work Experience | Minimum of 1 (one) year position-related experience in Ultrasound procedures or similar field in comparable setting/environment – Essential

English Language |  Level I – Essential

Computer : Level II – Essential

Radiological Sciences