Radiologist

To accomplish the primary goal of diagnosing and treating illnesses. Evaluate Patients’ Medical Histories. Evaluate the patient’s medical history to ensure tests will not cause harm. Some patients, for instance, may be allergic to an agent used to perform a test. In that case, a Radiologist would suggest alternative diagnostic techniques.

Perform Diagnostic Imaging Procedures. Perform a variety of diagnostic procedures, such as X-rays, MRIs, CT Scans and ultrasounds, to diagnose illnesses and injuries. In the case of a sports-related injury, for instance, a doctor may order an x-ray to determine whether a bone is broken. Interpret Test Results Consult with Colleagues Communicate test results and their diagnosis to a patient’s primary physician through a written report.

The doctor also may confer verbally, either by phone or in person. Must be organized and able to juggle many tasks at once. Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

Requirements

Need MBBS/MD/DNB/DMRD radiologist with 0 to 10 years of experience.

Benefits

No bar for the right candidate (based on skills/experience).