ResponsibilitiesExplain treatment plans to the patient and answer questions about treatmentFollow safety procedures to protect the patient and themselves from overexposure to radiationExamine machines to make sure they are safe and working properlyX ray the patient to determine the exact location of the area requiring treatmentCheck computer programs to make sure the machine will give the correct dose of radiation to the appropriate area of the patient's bodyOperate the machine to treat the patient with radiationMonitor the patient to check for unusual reactions to the treatmentKeep detailed records of treatment

ResponsibilitiesResponsibility at various levels within the department is as follows : Fastest TAT possible for every patient. Reporting TAT (Within 2 hours) Maintain Suraksha Quality in tests and procedures. Maintain Suraksha Standard of service. Preparing the patient for Test/ Explaining the procedure in brief Ensure Departmental housekeeping and maintenance is as per Suraksha Standards. Ensure readiness of the department for tests. Receiving of inventory in the system and being responsible for it. Adherence to SOP Emergency Situation handling..

Qualification & Experience  Experience Required:2–4 years experience in radiation safety in hospitals or diagnostic centersSkills Required:Radiation safety knowledgeRegulatory compliance knowledgeMonitoring & documentation skillsStaff training skillsEducational Qualification:M.Sc. in Physics / Radiological Physics / Medical PhysicsRSO certification approved by Atomic Energy Regulatory Board

Qualification & Experience                                                   Eligibility: MD/DNB (Radiology)                                                         

Qualification & ExperienceRegistrar – Radiology Department          MD/DNB Radiology/ DMRD with 2 years experience Post Diploma                    

ResponsibilitiesPerform radiation treatment planning, dose calculations, and plan verification.Conduct patient-specific QA and treatment delivery verification.Perform routine QA, calibration, and commissioning of radiotherapy equipment.Ensure compliance with radiation safety regulations and licensin requirements.Conduct radiation surveys, area monitoring, and shielding evaluations.Monitor occupational radiation exposure and maintain dose records.Maintain QA, dosimetry, and radiation safety documentation.Manage radiation protection programs for patients, staff, and the public.Coordinate regulatory inspections, audits, and compliance activities.Investigate radiation safety incidents and implement corrective actions.Qualification & ExperienceM.Sc. Medical Physics / Radiological Physics or equivalent qualification recognized by AERBValid RSO Certification as per AERB requirementsExperience in Radiation Oncology and Radiotherapy Physics preferredKnowledge of LINAC, Treatment Planning Systems, Dosimetry, QA, and Radiation Safety regulationsStrong documentation, compliance, and regulatory coordination skills

Qualification & ExperienceRadiologist      Department: Radio Diagnosis & Imaging            MD/DNB in Radio DiagnosisExperience ; 0-3 Years                

ResponsibilitiesTo deliver accurately the prescribed planned course of radiation therapy with minimal supervision.To check prescription, diagnosis, chart and patient identification.To explain procedure to patient, means of communication during treatment and procedure to follow if emergency arises during treatment.To reinforce Radiation Oncologist's advice to patient regarding reactions to treatment and their care.To prepare room and equipment for patient according to prescription regarding immobilization devices, field size, treatment distance, lead protection devices, etc.To transfer patient safely to treatment couch, giving special care to catheters, intravenous drips, etc.To check daily treatment time and delivers prescribed dose.To maintain visual and audible communication with the patient during treatment.To maintain patient markings. To observe patient for unusual reactions and events and report accurate information to the nursing staff and/or Radiation Oncologist.To perform mold room duties.To perform simulations.To assist in tumor localization procedures, preparation of immobilization devices, etc.To assist in dosimetry procedures (i.e. Prescription calculations).To observe radiation safety measures for patient and personnel.To obtain weekly port films and present such at chart rounds for review by Radiation Oncology staff.To perform and document daily accelerator warm-up and QA procedures.Qualification & Experience      Work Experience 0-7 years of experience in relevant fieldQualification B. Sc & DMRT or Bachelor’s degree in Radiotherapy Technology

ResponsibilitiesFinancial Management: Ensure the radiology department stays within budget and monitors daily/monthly expenses and inventory levels. Customer Care: Oversee comprehensive patient care, ensuring timely availability of reports and adequate staffing. Quality Assurance: Enforce adherence to quality standards, departmental policies, safety protocols, and NABH compliance. Radiation Safety: Ensure that radiation safety norms are strictly followed. Equipment & Supplies Maintenance: Ensure proper care and maintenance of department equipment and supplies. Statutory Compliance: Ensure the department meets all statutory requirements and maintains records. Assist Radiologists: Support radiologists in procedures as needed. Staff Management: Provide orientation, ongoing education, and evaluate the performance of radiology staff. Leave & Work Scheduling: Approve staff leave, manage vacation schedules, and plan work assignments. Staff Engagement: Ensure staff participation in REDS activities and support personal and professional development.Qualification & ExperienceDiploma or Graduate in Medical Radio diagnosis Technology. Preferably with 8 + years of experience

ResponsibilitiesA Senior Registrar (Radiology) is a qualified radiologist—typically someone who has completed an MD/DNB in Radiology and is working at an advanced training or early specialist level, below a consultant but with significant independent responsibility. Their duties often include: Reporting and interpreting imaging studies (X-ray, CT, MRI, Ultrasound). Handling emergency and routine radiology cases. Assisting with interventional radiology procedures. Discussing findings with referring clinicians. Supervising junior residents/registrars and radiology staff. Participating in teaching, audits, and research activities. Ensuring radiation safety and quality standards.