Radiographer III - (3) Posts

How to Apply: Download the Employment Application Form from the County website at www.nyeri.go.ke, fill it, and submit it by hand or post to the Secretary, Nyeri County Public Service Board, P.O. Box 90-10100 Nyeri, or call 0745342000 for inquiries. Ensure your application reaches the Board on or before 29th September 2026, 5.00pm.

Show Precision in Radiography and Patient Care

Radiographer roles in county health facilities demand more than technical skill—they require meticulous record-keeping, safety awareness, and the ability to work under pressure. Hiring panels will look for evidence that you can handle both the imaging equipment and the human side of the job.

1. Tailor your CV to the job description: Highlight your Diploma in Diagnostic Radiography or Medical Imaging Science, your valid practicing license from the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority, and your one year of experience. Use the same keywords as the posting, such as 'radiographic services', 'patient information', and 'supplies management'.

2. Prepare for competency-based questions: Expect questions like 'Describe a time you handled a difficult patient' or 'How do you ensure radiation safety?'. Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to structure your answers, focusing on concrete examples from your training or work.

3. Emphasize your attention to detail: Radiography requires precision in positioning and exposure. Give examples of how you double-check patient details, verify images for quality, and maintain accurate records. Mention any experience with quality control in imaging.

4. Show your understanding of safety protocols: Discuss your knowledge of radiation protection, including the ALARA principle (As Low As Reasonably Achievable). Mention any training in radiation safety and how you apply it in daily practice.

5. Demonstrate your communication skills: Radiographers interact with patients, doctors, and other staff. Provide examples of how you explain procedures to patients to reduce anxiety, and how you collaborate with radiologists to ensure accurate imaging.

6. Be ready to discuss your technical skills: Be prepared to talk about the imaging modalities you are proficient in (e.g., X-ray, CT, MRI) and any equipment you have used. If you have experience with digital radiography or PACS, highlight that.

7. Show your commitment to continuous learning: The field of medical imaging evolves rapidly. Mention any continuing education courses, workshops, or certifications you have pursued beyond your diploma. This shows you are proactive about staying current.

8. Prepare for a practical assessment: Some interviews for radiographer posts include a practical test or a case study. Review standard positioning techniques, image evaluation criteria, and emergency procedures. Practice explaining your thought process as you would in a real clinical setting.