Radiographers

Join SCP

Objective:

Will be responsible for operating diagnostic radiography equipment to ensure diagnostic imaging of the highest standard and to maintain the highest quality of patient care.

Requirements:

  • National Diploma or Degree as Diagnostic Radiographer
  • Registered with the HPCSA as a Diagnostic Radiographer
  • Basic computer skills
  • Valid Basic Life Support certificate
  • South African citizenship or valid South African work permit

Duties and Key Responsibilities:

  • Perform a diagnostic radiography service which may include General and Theatre work, CT and MRI
  • Deliver radiology images of diagnostic quality
  • Perform duties as radiographer during weekend and after-hour shifts
  • Be patient focused
  • Good interpersonal skills with patients, colleagues, referring physicians and radiologists
  • Supervise diagnostic radiography students when applicable
  • Compliance with Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programmes as required by HPCSA
  • Report to Head of Department

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Quick facts about SCP

SCP Radiology was established in the 1950s by radiology pioneers Drs CJB Muller, DD Keet and JA Beyers.

We have more than 30 radiologists and over 300 employees, including nurses, administrative staff and 120 radiographers and sonographers.

SCP Radiology offers imaging services at 20 locations in the Western Cape, covering Cape Town’s CBD and Northern Suburbs, the West Coast, Breede River Valley, and Cape Winelands regions.

In 2022, we launched a specialised women's imaging centre in Bellville, called the Tygervalley Mammography Centre. It offers screening mammograms, breast ultrasound and bone densitometry services.

In 2024, the practice launched a full-service radiology department serving the Crestcare Malmesbury private hospital in the Swartland.

SCP Radiology Willowbridge is a dedicated outpatient imaging centre launched in 2024. Also located in Bellville, it offers specialised imaging services such as MRI, CT, and fluoroscopy, as well as general X-ray imaging.