State Registered Nurse, Diagnostic Imaging Services

Job Description: Main Responsibilities Assist radiologists during diagnostic and interventional imaging procedures (e.g., fluoroscopy, angiography, biopsies, drainage, and contrast studies), ensuring patient safety, aseptic practice, smooth workflow, and effective clinical coordination with radiographers. Assess, prepare, and support patients before imaging procedures through comprehensive history-taking, vital signs assessment, allergy screening, IV cannulation, medication and contrast preparation, ensuring informed consent, and clear patient education.

Monitor patients before, during, and after procedures, including sedation and contrast reaction surveillance, post-procedure recovery, escalation of concerns to clinicians, and initiation of emergency response when required. Document and maintain accurate patient records including vital signs, medication and contrast administration, DDA tracking, procedure notes, post-monitoring observations, and shift handover details in compliance with legal, hospital, and accreditation standards.

Administer medications and contrast agents through approved routes (oral, IV, rectal) in accordance with hospital protocols, radiation safety requirements, and clinical best practices. Ensure proper handling and management of medications, consumables, and IV supplies, including stock rotation, temperature monitoring, documentation, and safe disposal.

Maintain emergency readiness by checking resuscitation equipment, contrast carts, oxygen systems, suction devices, and ensuring all emergency resources are functional at all times. Collaborate effectively with healthcare professionals and support service Provide patient and caregiver education regarding procedures, preparation steps, post-care instructions, and follow-up requirements.

Requirements

Other Duties and Responsibilities Perform any other responsibilities as assigned by immediate superior or hospital management Education: Minimum Diploma in Nursing. Passed LJM and Registered Nurse (RN) is mandatory Basic Life Supports (BLS) and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certifications is an advantage Knowledge and Experiences: State Registered Nurse: Fresh graduates accepted; 1 year hospital experience preferred.

Senior State Registered Nurse: Minimum 3 years nursing experience; 1–2 years in Imaging/ER/ICU/OT preferred. Skills & Competencies: Special skills required Competent in IV insertion, patient assessment, and the safe administration of contrast agents and medications for imaging procedures. Strong knowledge of radiology procedures (MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, and angiography) and adherence to radiation safety protocols for patients and staff.

Skilled in sedation care, pain management, and continuous monitoring during procedures, including recognition, escalation, and early management of complications or adverse reactions. Ability to perform emergency response and clinical decision-making during imaging workflows to ensure patient safety. Demonstrates excellent communication, documentation accuracy, teamwork, and critical thinking abilities to support smooth clinical operations and safe patient care Personal attributes Able to communication efficiently and interpersonal skills Ability to work in high-pressure environment