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Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) at M.P. Shah Hospital
M.P. Shah Hospital
September 02, 2026
Full-time
On-site
Job Purpose
We are seeking an experienced and highly motivated Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) to lead and coordinate our radiation protection programme within the Radiology Department. The successful candidate will play a critical role in ensuring regulatory compliance, promoting a strong safety culture, and protecting patients, staff, and the public from unnecessary radiation exposure.
Responsibilities and Accountabilities
The Radiation Safety Officer will:
Lead the hospital's radiation safety and regulatory compliance programme.
Serve as the primary liaison with the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority (KNRA).
Monitor radiation exposure, dosimetry programmes, and staff licensing compliance.
Coordinate safety audits, inspections, incident investigations, and corrective actions.
Develop and deliver radiation and MRI safety training to staff.
Oversee quality control processes for protective equipment and radiation-generating devices.
Maintain audit-ready documentation, records, licences, and safety procedures.
Minimum Qualifications, Regulatory & Legal Requirements
Essential
Diploma or Degree in Radiography, Medical Imaging Sciences, Radiation Physics, or a related field
Registration and valid licensing with the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority (KNRA) and the Society of Radiography in Kenya (SORK)
At least two (2) years' experience in a diagnostic imaging environment
Strong knowledge of radiation protection principles (ALARA), MRI safety standards, and regulatory requirements
Desirable
Radiation Safety Officer or radiation protection certification
Experience supporting accreditation and regulatory inspections
Experience conducting staff training or managing e-learning programmes
Competencies and Attributes
Excellent attention to detail and record-keeping skills
Strong technical judgement and commitment to safety
Effective communication and training facilitation skills
Strong planning and organisational abilities
Integrity, professionalism, and a collaborative approach
We are seeking an experienced and highly motivated Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) to lead and coordinate our radiation protection programme within the Radiology Department. The successful candidate will play a critical role in ensuring regulatory compliance, promoting a strong safety culture, and protecting patients, staff, and the public from unnecessary radiation exposure.
Responsibilities and Accountabilities
The Radiation Safety Officer will:
Lead the hospital's radiation safety and regulatory compliance programme.
Serve as the primary liaison with the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority (KNRA).
Monitor radiation exposure, dosimetry programmes, and staff licensing compliance.
Coordinate safety audits, inspections, incident investigations, and corrective actions.
Develop and deliver radiation and MRI safety training to staff.
Oversee quality control processes for protective equipment and radiation-generating devices.
Maintain audit-ready documentation, records, licences, and safety procedures.
Minimum Qualifications, Regulatory & Legal Requirements
Essential
Diploma or Degree in Radiography, Medical Imaging Sciences, Radiation Physics, or a related field
Registration and valid licensing with the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority (KNRA) and the Society of Radiography in Kenya (SORK)
At least two (2) years' experience in a diagnostic imaging environment
Strong knowledge of radiation protection principles (ALARA), MRI safety standards, and regulatory requirements
Desirable
Radiation Safety Officer or radiation protection certification
Experience supporting accreditation and regulatory inspections
Experience conducting staff training or managing e-learning programmes
Competencies and Attributes
Excellent attention to detail and record-keeping skills
Strong technical judgement and commitment to safety
Effective communication and training facilitation skills
Strong planning and organisational abilities
Integrity, professionalism, and a collaborative approach