Sonographer

About the role

The Diagnostic Imaging Centre (DIC) in Harare is looking for a qualified Sonographer to deliver high‑quality ultrasound examinations at its two locations. You will generate accurate images and preliminary findings that support timely radiologist reporting while providing a safe, patient‑centred experience.

Key responsibilities

• Perform diagnostic ultrasound scans (obstetric, gynaecological, abdominal, small parts, musculoskeletal, vascular and general) across both DIC sites.
• Prepare patients by explaining procedures, positioning them correctly and addressing any concerns.
• Verify patient identity, referral details and clinical history before each examination.
• Operate, calibrate and maintain ultrasound equipment, reporting any faults promptly.
• Capture, process, label and archive images and preliminary findings using PACS/RIS.
• Communicate urgent or abnormal findings to radiologists for rapid reporting.
• Coordinate personal scanning schedule and travel between sites to minimise patient waiting times.
• Maintain confidential patient records, scan logs and statistics in line with DIC policies and regulations.
• Follow infection‑prevention protocols, equipment hygiene standards and confidentiality requirements.
• Participate in quality‑assurance activities, equipment checks and continuous professional development.

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree or Diploma in Diagnostic Radiography from a recognised institution.
• Post‑graduate qualification or specialised training in Medical Ultrasound / Sonography.
• Registration with the Allied Health Practitioners Council (or equivalent professional body).
• Willingness to work across two sites in Harare on a scheduled basis.

Required skills

• Diagnostic ultrasound examination techniques.
• Operation and calibration of ultrasound equipment.
• Use of Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) and Radiology Information System (RIS) for image management.
• Patient preparation and communication.
• Infection control and equipment hygiene practices.