Platinum Hospital Pvt Ltd Hiring for RADIOLOGIST FOR VASAI at Mumbai (Bombay), Maharashtra Full Time

All of Platinum Hospitals group’s medical experts, skilled nurses, and paramedical staff are renowned specialists who offer world-class treatment and medical care to patients. The group is committed to delivering quality healthcare services to all sections of society, irrespective of their economic status.

Dr. Sanjit Paul, the Managing Director of Platinum Hospitals Pvt. Ltd., leads the group, while Mrs. Priyanka Paul serves as the CEO of the group’s operations.

Job Code: To undertake Radiographic and Imaging examinations as required.
• To maintain a high standard of Radiography.
• To take part in on-call service as required.
• To ensure that the three principles of radiation protection, namely justification, optimisation (ALARA)
and dose constraints/limits are adhered to. To be familiar with S.I.189 of 1988, S.I 43 of 1991 and S.I
125 of 2000. Council directive 96/29 Euratom Basic safety standards for the protection of health
workers and the general public against the dangers arising from Ionising Radiation and Council directive
97/43 Euratom on the health protection of individuals against the dangers of ionising radiation in
relation to medical exposure.
• To take part in routine daily inspection of equipment and quality assurance procedures. To report any
defects or problems either directly to the RSM or Clinical Specialist in the area where working.

Job Location: 
Vasai

Job Description: 
To undertake Radiographic and Imaging examinations as required.
To maintain a high standard of Radiography.
To take part in on-call service as required.
To ensure that the three principles of radiation protection, namely justification, optimisation (ALARA)
and dose constraints/limits are adhered to. To be familiar with S.I.189 of 1988, S.I 43 of 1991 and S.I
125 of 2000. Council directive 96/29 Euratom Basic safety standards for the protection of health
workers and the general public against the dangers arising from Ionising Radiation and Council directive
97/43 Euratom on the health protection of individuals against the dangers of ionising radiation in
relation to medical exposure.
To take part in routine daily inspection of equipment and quality assurance procedures. To report any
defects or problems either directly to the RSM or Clinical Specialist in the area where working.
To be aware of own limitations in terms of expertise and experience and not to be afraid to ask for
assistance or advice from more senior staff.
To follow directions of RSM, Consultant Radiologist, Clinical Specialist, more experienced staff and
departmental protocols where applicable.
To keep up-to-date with current techniques and developments in Radiographic and imaging procedures
and to take part in in-service training as required. To actively participate in Continued Professional
Development.

Functional Area: 
Healthcare/Medicine/Nursing

Functional Role: 
Radiology Technologist

To undertake Radiographic and Imaging examinations as required.
To maintain a high standard of Radiography.
To take part in on-call service as required.
To ensure that the three principles of radiation protection, namely justification, optimisation (ALARA)
and dose constraints/limits are adhered to. To be familiar with S.I.189 of 1988, S.I 43 of 1991 and S.I
125 of 2000. Council directive 96/29 Euratom Basic safety standards for the protection of health
workers and the general public against the dangers arising from Ionising Radiation and Council directive
97/43 Euratom on the health protection of individuals against the dangers of ionising radiation in
relation to medical exposure.
To take part in routine daily inspection of equipment and quality assurance procedures. To report any
defects or problems either directly to the RSM or Clinical Specialist in the area where working..

Candidate Requirement

To undertake Radiographic and Imaging examinations as required.
To maintain a high standard of Radiography.
To take part in on-call service as required.
To ensure that the three principles of radiation protection, namely justification, optimisation (ALARA)
and dose constraints/limits are adhered to. To be familiar with S.I.189 of 1988, S.I 43 of 1991 and S.I
125 of 2000. Council directive 96/29 Euratom Basic safety standards for the protection of health
workers and the general public against the dangers arising from Ionising Radiation and Council directive
97/43 Euratom on the health protection of individuals against the dangers of ionising radiation in
relation to medical exposure.
To take part in routine daily inspection of equipment and quality assurance procedures. To report any
defects or problems either directly to the RSM or Clinical Specialist in the area where working.
To be aware of own limitations in terms of expertise and experience and not to be afraid to ask for
assistance or advice from more senior staff.
To follow directions of RSM, Consultant Radiologist, Clinical Specialist, more experienced staff and
departmental protocols where applicable.
To keep up-to-date with current techniques and developments in Radiographic and imaging procedures
and to take part in in-service training as required. To actively participate in Continued Professional
Development..

Experience: 
2 – 4 years

Qualification: 
Graduate in Medicine with M.B.B.S

Preferred Resume Format: 
Pdf

Compensation Details 

To undertake Radiographic and Imaging examinations as required.
• To maintain a high standard of Radiography.
• To take part in on-call service as required.
• To ensure that the three principles of radiation protection, namely justification, optimisation (ALARA)
and dose constraints/limits are adhered to. To be familiar with S.I.189 of 1988, S.I 43 of 1991 and S.I
125 of 2000. Council directive 96/29 Euratom Basic safety standards for the protection of health
workers and the general public against the dangers arising from Ionising Radiation and Council directive
97/43 Euratom on the health protection of individuals against the dangers of ionising radiation in
relation to medical exposure.
• To take part in routine daily inspection of equipment and quality assurance procedures. To report any
defects or problems either directly to the RSM or Clinical Specialist in the area where working.