Radiographer - Locum

Overview

Time required: Flexible by hours or a fixed agreed schedule (e.g. 4 hrs work week)

• Must have AHPC Certification.
• Technically proficient in X-Ray, DEXA, and/or Ultrasound, and capable of learning any new systems introduced in the clinic group.
• Able to follow strict MOH protocols for radiation safety, infection control, and data documentation.
• Physically and mentally prepared to support a high-volume, high-standards clinical setting while maintaining patient empathy and professionalism.
• Can assist in calibration, troubleshooting minor equipment issues, and coordinating with vendors or biomedical teams as needed.

• management, and preventive health planning.
• Sees how accurate, high-quality imaging supports doctors in building long-term health strategies for patients—not just acute care.
• their responsibility in maintaining imaging quality, patient safety, equipment calibration, and workflow efficiency.
• Understands that radiographer is a service oriented role and their responsibility to ensure patients feel safe and comfortable during the procedure. Treating patients with care, empathy and professionalism.
• Gets that this is more than just scanning—it’s about contributing to a personalised health journey for each patient.
• Understands that administration work is part of delivering services to patients

• Genuinely wants to be part of a multidisciplinary, preventive health team, working closely with doctors and clinic staff to deliver coordinated care.
• Takes pride in producing clear, accurate images, and wants to help patients feel at ease during their procedures.
• Willingly participates in workflow improvements, patient education, and collaborates with other departments such as dispensary and front desk.
• Motivated to keep learning—open to training in DEXA scans, mammograms, and ultrasound, and learning how imaging integrates into longevity-focused medical screening.