| Job Description | Job Purpose
To perform diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures by preparing, administering,
and imaging radiopharmaceuticals, ensuring patient safety, accurate results, and adherence to
quality and regulatory standards.
Duties and responsibilities
Reporting to the Head, Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging, the position holder will be
responsible for the following:
i. Reviewing PET/CT and SPECT/CT request forms and ensuring proper approval and
protocoling by the Nuclear Medicine Physician.
ii. Consulting with the Nuclear Medicine Physician on requests and protocols for imaging
procedures.
iii. Clerking patients for scans and preparing them for nuclear medicine procedures.
iv. Explaining procedures to patients clearly and compassionately to ensure understanding and
compliance.
v. Reconstituting radiopharmaceuticals accurately and safely in accordance with radiation
safety standards.
vi. Performing PET, SPECT, and planar imaging examinations while adhering to quality and
safety protocols.
vii. Ensuring patient safety through pre-screening for contraindications, aseptic injection
techniques, and compliance with radiation safety regulations.
viii. Administering diagnostic and therapeutic radiopharmaceuticals, including radioiodine and
Lutetium-177, under the supervision of the Nuclear Medicine Physician, in compliance with
radiation safety and clinical protocols.
ix. Troubleshooting scanners, couches, and peripheral equipment to maintain operational
efficiency.
x. Processing, maintaining, and disseminating acquired imaging data to nuclear medicine
workstations and tele-reporting systems, ensuring timely transfer for reporting and accurate
documentation in line with established protocols.
xi. Documenting and maintaining departmental records and stock control of consumables.
xii. Conduct necessary quality control on all equipment as required |
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| Job Specification | Key Qualifications and Experience Requirements
i. Minimum of a Diploma in Radiography or equivalent from a recognized institution.
ii. Higher Diploma in Nuclear Medicine or equivalent from a recognized institution.
iii.Minimum of one (1) year hands-on experience in a Nuclear Medicine Unit.
iv. Hold a valid license from the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority (KENRA).
v. Proficiency in computer applications, including familiarity with Radiology Information
System (RIS) and Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS).
vi.Compliance with Chapter Six (6) of the Constitution of Kenya.
Core Competencies
i. Effective communication and customer service skills.
ii. Responsive, prompt and effective provision of services.
iii. High level of collaboration and teamwork within a multidisciplinary environment.
iv. Effective time management and organizational skills.
v. Ethical practice and professional integrity.
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