RADIOLOGIST

Location: Kolār

A radiologist is a medical doctor who interprets medical images like X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs to diagnose and treat diseases. Key responsibilities include analyzing scans, writing diagnostic reports, collaborating with other physicians on treatment plans, and performing image-guided procedures like biopsies. They also ensure patient safety, maintain image quality, and stay updated on new imaging technology.
Core responsibilities
Image interpretation:  Analyze medical images such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, and ultrasounds to identify and diagnose illnesses, injuries, and other conditions.
Reporting:  Compile written reports detailing the findings and diagnoses for referring physicians.

Collaboration:

Consult with other healthcare professionals to discuss diagnoses and recommend or adjust treatment plans.
Interventional procedures:  Perform procedures guided by imaging, such as biopsies or placing drains.
Patient communication:  Inform patients about the imaging process, the results, and proposed treatment options.
Quality assurance:  Oversee the quality of medical images and ensure adherence to safety protocols, including radiation protection.
Continuing education:  Stay current with advancements in imaging technology and diagnostic techniques.
Typical work settings
Hospitals
Diagnostic imaging centers
Private practices
Radiation therapy clinics
Required qualifications
Medical degree (MD)
Residency training in radiology (0-4 years)
Board certification in radiology or a subspecialty
State medical license
Expertise in various imaging techniques, including X-ray, CT, and MRI