Achieving Health Nigeria Initiative (AHNi) is an indigenous non-Ââ€Âprofit affiliate organization of Family Health International (FHI 360), registered in Nigeria in 2009. It aims to provide technical assistance to the government and people of Nigeria in the implementation of public health and development programs. Building on the successful work of its parent organization, its role with SCHARP+ and Global Fund, AHNi is armed with a team of indigenous experts and professionals of international repute to help fulfill its vision and mission of enabling socio-Ââ€Âeconomic development in Nigeria, as well as improving lives in Nigeria through the mutually dependent strengths of programs in public health and research.
The Radiographer will operate a mobile digital X-ray unit, adhering to safety standards. This role supports TB/HIV Acceleration Plan (TAP) by performing administrative tasks for quality radiography services. Additionally, s/he will support the implementation of artificial intelligence in imaging processes to improve TB diagnostic capabilities.
S/he will operate the Portable Digital X-ray (PDX) equipment for chest X-rays to detect potential cases of TB, capture and review quality diagnostic radiographs of individuals according to the ALARA principle, to guarantee quality, clarity, and high diagnostic value and maintain accurate patient records, documentation, and imaging files, entering relevant information into electronic medical records (EMRs) or picture archiving and communication systems (PACS).
The Radiographer will be responsible for safely storing all radiographs in an easily retrievable manner that protects the privacy and rights of clients, serving as the radiation safety officer, to ensure that radiation safety measures are in place, protecting both patients and staff from unnecessary exposure during X-ray procedures, including keeping records of the dosimetry readings.
S/he will follow established protocols, safety procedures, and regulatory requirements for radiation protection, infection control, and patient confidentiality in accordance with healthcare standards and guidelines while operating within the confines of the Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria (RRBN).
The Radiographer is expected to participate in facility and community engagement and integration of HTS in outreaches for TB case identification, train and mentor other staff, including GoN staff on the use of portable digital x-ray machines and ensure that all X-ray procedures and related documentation meet the standards of the National TB program.
Minimum Recruitment Standard:
Minimum of B.Sc./HND in medical radiology or an X-ray technologist with a minimum of one year’s experience in a clinical setting.
A current X-Ray Technology certificate or license to practice from Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria (RRBN) with one-year of relevant professional experience, with an emphasis on Chest radiology and screening.
Member of the Association of Medical and X-ray Technicians of Nigeria (AMEXITON).
Proficiency in operating digital radiography equipment.
Knowledge and skill in data management and analysis, report writing and presentation.
Cultural Sensitivity – Respects cultural environment in which person is working and does not act in a manner that is outwardly offensive to the local community.
Non-discriminatory- Does not discriminate persons based on sexual orientation or gender identity, age, preferred jobs, or behavioural habits.
Knowledge of Local Language preferred (Hausa, Fulfulde, Kanuri).
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, especially spreadsheets, Word or comparable software and basic knowledge in accounting software.
Ability to travel 60% of the time.
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