Job Description

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

Skillset Requirement

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

Understands:

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

What Kind of Person We Are Looking For:

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.