Radiologist (Female)

About the role

Royal Health Al Salam Specialized Hospital in Abu Dhabi is hiring a full-time Radiologist (female) for its Radiology department, reporting to the Head of Radiology or Medical Director. The radiologist interprets medical imaging studies, provides accurate diagnostic reports, performs image-guided procedures where applicable and works with referring physicians to support patient diagnosis and treatment.

Key responsibilities

• Interpret and report diagnostic imaging: X-rays, ultrasound, CT scans, MRI, mammography (where applicable), fluoroscopy and other specialized imaging
• Perform and/or supervise image-guided procedures in line with qualifications and hospital protocols
• Ensure reports are accurate, timely and clinically relevant; discuss significant or urgent findings with referring physicians
• Review patient history and clinical information before interpreting examinations
• Maintain patient safety, including radiation protection practices
• Take part in multidisciplinary meetings, tumor boards and clinical case discussions
• Work with radiographers, radiology technologists, nurses and other healthcare professionals
• Maintain medical records, comply with confidentiality requirements and take part in quality assurance, peer review, clinical audits and continuing medical education

Required profile

• Medical degree (MBBS/MD or equivalent)
• Postgraduate qualification in Radiology/Diagnostic Radiology such as MD, DNB, FRCR or equivalent
• Valid professional medical license and registration in the relevant jurisdiction
• Specialist/consultant licensing and credentialing where required
• Relevant clinical experience in diagnostic radiology

Required skills

• Strong diagnostic and analytical skills and excellent knowledge of imaging techniques
• Proficiency with PACS, RIS and electronic medical record systems
• Good communication skills and ability to work in a multidisciplinary team
• Attention to detail, prioritization of urgent cases and commitment to professional development