Package : R 598.260.00 - PER ANNUM (PLUS BENEFITS).
Requirements :
Appropriate qualification that allows registration with the Health Professions Council of South African (HPCSA) in Ultrasonography. Current registration with the HPCSA for 2026/2027 as an independent diagnostic Sonographer.
Minimum of three (3) years' experience after registration with HPCSA as a Diagnostic Sonographer and after completion of community service. Knowledge, skills, training and competencies in ultrasound principles required. Sound knowledge of specialised and general ultrasonography protocols and equipment.
Comprehensive knowledge of ultrasound legislation. Knowledge of OHS Act and other relevant Health Acts including PFMA, HRM . Sound knowledge of ultrasound Quality Assurance programmes. Knowledge of relevant public service regulations, legislation, policies, acts and procedures. Computer literacy (Ms Word, Ms. Excel).
Compliance with budgeting, National Core Standards/Ideal Hospital Framework, Health and Safety and Infection Control principles.
Good writing and communication skills. Ability to work as a member of a multidisciplinary team. Must have a good understanding of public hospital operational systems. Sound planning and organizational skills regarding resources, Finance and HR matters. Must demonstrates effective interpersonal skills.
Duties :
Provide high quality ultrasound services including interpretation of images and diagnostic reporting in line with central hospital protocols. Provide expert advice to other health professionals regarding ultrasound examinations.
Provide services as allocated by Assistant Director in Ultrasound. Perform overtime as required and when allocated to do so. Properly supervise the booking system to minimize waiting times for all patients. Support the Ultrasound Manager in order to meet the objectives of the department.
Render effective patient centred Ultrasound service for in-and out-patients in adherence to the scope of practice and health protocols. Ensure efficient and effective control and use of all equipment, assets and resource including consumable and staff belonging of the cost centre.
Participate in developing, implementing and monitoring policies and procedures to ensure the effective and efficient functioning of the department. Ensure Ultrasound services comply with relevant standards, legislation and current government initiatives to improve health services. Manage the quality assurance programmes as required by the department of Health. Provide clinical training and supervision to junior staff and student Sonographers.
Encourage a multidisciplinary approach by fostering close working relationships with other departments in order to render quality services. Supervise, develop, train and monitor the performance of the sub-ordinate staff and other related category of staff in all aspects of service delivery whilst adhering to Batho Pele Principles, Implement and maintain the quality assurance and National Core Standard and norms at departmental level.
Adhere to provincial hospital and departmental policies, procedures, guidelines regulations. Communicate effectively with all stakeholders. Perform all the administrative functions required of the job. Adhere to provincial, hospital and departmental policies, procedures, guidelines and regulations.
Contribute and participate in professional development of self and colleagues. Applicant should be prepared to undergo Medical Surveillance as an inherent job requirement. Comply with the Performance Management and Development System (contracting, mid-assessment reviews and final assessment)
Closing Date : 31-07-2026