radiographer

ESCO occupation · 51 essential, 18 optional skills. Click a skill to find jobs that mention it.

Essential skills

human anatomy health care occupation-specific ethics comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice manage healthcare users' data radiation physics in healthcare first aid provide information respond to changing situations in health care deal with emergency care situations medical oncology ensure compliance with radiation protection regulations radiobiology evidence-based radiography practice empathise with the healthcare user interpret requests for imaging examinations promote inclusion follow clinical guidelines provide health education apply radiological health sciences apply context specific clinical competences post-process medical images comply with legislation related to health care maintain imaging equipment prepare patients for imaging procedures operate medical imaging equipment apply organisational techniques radiation protection ensure safety of healthcare users psychology contribute to continuity of health care hygiene in a health care setting medical contrast agents pharmaceutical products pathology communicate effectively in healthcare adhere to organisational code of ethics medical terminology paediatrics listen actively interact with healthcare users health care legislation scientific research methodology provide psychological support to patients interact with healthcare suppliers calculate exposure to radiation manage radiology information system healthcare data systems apply radiation protection procedures work in multidisciplinary health teams use e-health and mobile health technologies determine imaging techniques to be performed

Optional & specialised skills

Other matches: diagnostic radiographer · therapeutic radiographer · nuclear medicine radiographer · non-destructive testing specialist

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