Bilal Qureshi

Patient Assessment: Assess patients thoroughly to determine clinical requirements for radiographic examinations.
Tailor radiographic techniques based on individual patient needs, ensuring optimal imaging outcomes.
Radiographic Examinations: Execute a diverse range of radiographic examinations, consistently delivering high-quality images.
Manage equipment to guarantee proper functioning and promptly address malfunctions or errors.
Radiation Safety: Assume responsibility for radiation safety in the work area, adhering to international and PNRA guidelines.
Regularly check equipment to minimize radiation exposure and uphold the ALARP principle for effective results.
Referral Management: Manage referrals, prioritizing patient safety to minimize radiation dosage while ensuring diagnostic effectiveness.
Supervision: Oversee visiting staff and patients in radiation work areas, maintaining a safe and organized environment.
Provide guidance to radiography and imaging support assistants, students, and nurses, fostering a collaborative team culture.
Collaboration with Medical Professionals: Collaborate with radiologists and surgeons in complex radiological examinations, contributing to accurate diagnostics and treatment planning.
Stay abreast of the latest advancements in medical imaging technology and techniques.
Patient Support: Offer support and reassurance to patients, addressing both physical and psychological needs throughout the imaging process.
Obtain informed consent from patients before initiating any scanning examination.
Knowledge and Training: Demonstrate extensive knowledge in Human Anatomy, Physics, Radiology, and Physiology.
Participate in ongoing professional development to stay current with international health and safety guidelines and ionizing radiation regulations.
Adaptability and Flexibility: Display adaptability by efficiently performing duties in flexible shifts or rotations, encompassing various imaging modalities such as General X-ray, CT, and MRI.
Exhibit proficiency in Fluoroscopy procedures.

• Captured images using mobile equipment in operating rooms, emergency rooms, and patients' bedsides.
• Prepared and administered contrast materials, radiopharmaceuticals, anesthetic, and antispasmodic drugs for imaging procedures.
• Monitored and adjusted imaging equipment for optimal quality standards.
• Processed, labeled, and organized diagnostic images to match with patient records.
• Produced high-quality images for accurate, reliable review and interpretation.
• Met established protocols for safe X-ray equipment, computed tomography (CT), and ultrasound scanner operation.
• Operated magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners for required diagnostic imaging procedures.
• Prepared imaging equipment in alignment with strict safety and hygiene protocols.
• Collaborated with wider healthcare teams to provide comprehensive patient care.
• Handled private and confidential information in compliance with hospital policies and procedures.