The Department of Diagnostic Imaging and Radiography at Alexandra Hospital is dedicated to providing comprehensive medical imaging services for our patients. Our team of radiographers work closely with radiologists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to diligently deliver diagnostic imaging and interventional radiology services that are timely and crucial for patient care, treatment planning, and disease management.
Our department offers a wide range of general and advanced imaging modalities, including:
From routine screenings to complex diagnostic procedures, our Radiographers at Alexandra Hospital delivers patient-centred care and supports the overall healthcare mission of our institution. We are committed in providing accurate and quality imaging and interventional services to support doctors and other healthcare professionals in the effective care and treatment of patients.
Radiographers play a crucial role in Singapore's healthcare system. They are at the forefront of the medical imaging field, operating sophisticated equipment and RISPACS system to produce high-quality images that are essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
In their day-to-day responsibilities, radiographers at AH:
To pursue a career and practice as a Radiographer in Singapore, individuals typically need a degree in Diagnostic Imaging/ Radiography from an AHPC-accredited institution. The profession offers strong career prospects, with opportunities for specialisation in areas of advanced modalities.
Students must be matriculated or studying in any of the following programmes to be considered for a sponsorship:
Click here to find out more on eligibility, benefits and how to apply.
We are currently offering Conditional Job Offers (CJOs) for roles under The Department of Diagnostic Imaging and Radiography. Students can secure a guaranteed job position before graduation and look forward to a seamless transition to their career, with additional opportunities such as paid internships during term breaks (where available). There is also an additional one-month gratuity after the first year of employment for selected roles subject to achieving a 'Meets Requirements' or higher performance rating.
| Position | Course Requirements | Student Eligible |
| Radiographer | Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) – Bachelor of Science with Honours in Diagnostic Radiography PSB Academy – Bachelor of Science (Honours) Diagnostic Radiography and Imaging | All Years |
| Executive, Diagnostic Imaging | Degree in Information Technology, Degree in Computing & Information Systems or equivalent | Year 2 onwards |
If you're interested in pursuing an opportunity with us, please email your CV and indicate the position you are applying for to [email protected].
'Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success.' – Henry Ford.
I'm glad to have been here since Alex started its operations back in mid-2018, experiencing the challenges, growth and progress that our team has achieved throughout the years, including the pandemic journey. Focusing on 'working together' as highlighted by Henry Ford, has been the critical element in our daily work, and with the new campus and team expansion coming soon, I am excited with the possibilities and developments that we can achieve in the future, both individually and as a team.
I am a radiographer specialising in sonography, where I conduct ultrasound scans for patients. My day starts with performing quality assurance checks on the machines before they are utilised for the examinations. Before performing any scans, we always do identification checks on patients and ensure they feel comfortable before proceeding. After the scan, we will give further instructions to the patient, and review the images before sending them to the radiologist. A preliminary report will be produced for each scan as well and handed over to the radiologist for final reporting.
An ultrasound scan is a real-time examination with no radiation. It is often used for both health screenings and plays a critical role in detecting abnormalities and providing diagnosis. The information from an ultrasound scan helps our doctors to make accurate diagnosis and further guide clinical decisions on whether certain treatments or interventions are required for patients.
