A Radiologist

We are seeking a analytical radiologist to join our clients team in the private sector base in Johannesburg - permanent position.  * Perform diagnostic procedures such as MRIs, X-rays, CT scans, etc. * Operate imaging technology and machinery * Accurately read and interpret results * Diagnose ailments and injuries * Refer patient to appropriate medical professional * Evaluating patients’ medical histories to ensure the various medical imaging procedures will not harm them. * Suggesting alternative medical imaging techniques, when necessary. * Informing patients about the medical imaging process. * Using devices such as computer tomography (CT) scanners and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines. * Performing or directing radiology staff to carry out image-guided, diagnostic procedures. * Working with radiology lab technicians to perfect image quality. * Interpreting the results from diagnostic imaging procedures to determine diagnoses. * Communicating and discussing results and diagnoses with physicians. * Compiling written reports of results and diagnoses. * Following medical protocols for resuscitation, bleeding, infection, or other emergency situations, when necessary. * M.O license * A board-certified radiologist with completion of a fellowship * Current valid ACLS and BLS certification * Significant experience with computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, and/or nuclear medicine/positron emission tomography * References. * Detail-oriented with a passion for precision * Good bedside manner, demonstrating an understanding of patients' concerns R200 000.000 - R250 0000.000 per month, before tax. Depending experience.  * M.O license * A board-certified radiologist with completion of a fellowship * Current valid ACLS and BLS certification * Significant experience with computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, and/or nuclear medicine/positron emission tomography * References. * Detail-oriented with a passion for precision * Good bedside manner, demonstrating an understanding of patients' concerns