Sonographer

Role overview

The sonographer will carry out ultrasound imaging independently or with guidance from a senior sonographer. The role involves producing diagnostic-quality images, reviewing scan output, and escalating findings to the supervisor or radiologist when needed.

Key responsibilities

• Keep ultrasound-related consumables, materials, and equipment sufficiently stocked for daily work.
• Inform the supervisor promptly about shortages and maintain accurate records for reordering and replenishment.
• Perform ultrasound examinations in line with department rules, procedures, and clinical protocols.
• Use detailed knowledge of human anatomy and physiology to obtain images of high diagnostic value.
• Carry out other specialized radiography procedures when required.
• Assess image quality, completeness, and suitability, and guide colleagues where necessary before sending studies to the radiologist for review.
• Identify anatomy and pathology on cross-sectional imaging to help optimize scan settings and coordinate any additional imaging or tests with radiologists.
• Use radiology equipment, patient aids, and accessories safely and competently, and report faults, deterioration, or incidents to senior staff without delay.
• Keep the work area clean and orderly, including restocking supplies and cleaning equipment after use.
• Advise medical and technical staff on suitable techniques and imaging interventions.
• Handle patient and clinical staff queries and route them to the appropriate clinical team when needed.
• Complete other duties assigned by the supervisor.
• Support quality improvement by helping evaluate methods and develop practices in line with approved policies.
• Follow all safety rules, quality control measures, infection prevention practices, and environmental safety precautions.
• Protect patient confidentiality at all times.
• Work strictly within approved policies, procedures, and practice boundaries.
• Ensure standard operating procedures and quality assurance checks are maintained across all relevant sections.
• Document all interventions in the required format.
• Support clinical audit activities and provide related reports as agreed.
• Communicate politely and professionally with patients, families, and healthcare staff to gather information, explain procedures, clarify instructions, and share status updates.
• Participate in staff education sessions, including induction, teaching, peer review, case discussions, and clinical presentations.
• Take part in department programs, hospital committees, and staff meetings when required.
• Assist in the orientation and training of new hires and radiography interns.
• Share information appropriately in line with governing policies and procedures.
• Maintain professional competency by attending lectures, seminars, and online learning activities.
• Complete and maintain required licensure, certification, and mandatory training within the specified timelines.

Requirements

• At least 2 years of post-graduate ultrasound experience in an acute care hospital, including Doppler, obstetrics/gynecology, and abdominal sonography, with at least 2 years serving as a senior ultrasound radiographer in an acute care hospital.
• Alternatively, at least 4 years of post-graduate ultrasound experience in an acute care hospital, including Doppler, obstetrics/gynecology, and abdominal sonography.
• For UAE nationals, at least 2 years of post-graduate experience in general radiography.
• Postgraduate Ultrasound Diploma Certificate is preferred.

Additional information

Work setting: Full-time, onsite role in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.

Company website: seha.ae

Job function: Healthcare & Medical Services

Sector: Other

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