Radiologist

Radiologist will be required to provide diagnostic imaging interpretation services digital x-ray, CT scan, ultrasound scan (performance and interpretation), bone mineral density, OPG as well as interventional procedures guided by CT and ultrasound.

Radiologist is required to supervise, manage and direct work flow for general administrative staff, medical imaging technologist, sonographers as well as supervising radiography students.

Radiologist is also required to involve in weekly training of medical or allied health students and junior staff.

Radiologist is required to comply with legislative as well as department policy/protocol requirements as they may relate to:

• a. Qualification, ethical and supervised requirements as set out by the Medical Board of Western Australia.
• b. Occupational health and safety requirements as set out by My Radiology Centre and the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiology (RANZCR).
• c. The Australian Medical Association service code.

• Registered with AHPRA (Specialist - Radiology)
• A Fellow of RANZCR with an interest in Musculoskeletal Radiology (or wish to be trained)
• Willing to work full time (Monday to Friday with rostered Saturday mornings) or part time
• Must have 5 years of post graduate training
• Prefer RANZCR SPECIALIST ASSESSMENT PARTIAL COMPARABLE assessment WITH 12 MONTHS or less OF UPSKILLING
• Excellent remuneration and super package
• DWS Approved
• Latest technology in PACS/RIS
• Supportive and Experienced staff and Management team