Job Summary
- Type: full-time
- Location: Selibe Phikwe
- Category: Healthcare
- Closing Date: 2026-08-20
Key Responsibilities
- Perform a variety of Radiographic and sonographic procedures including X-rays, ultrasound and CT scans.
- Prepare patients for procedures and provide them with information about their exams.
- Process, evaluate and maintain records of procedures and produce high quality diagnostic reports.
- Liaise with relevant bodies to ensure necessary licenses are acquired for the radiology unit.
Requirements
- Diploma in Radiography/sonography
- minimum 2 years post qualification experience
- knowledge of techniques in general and specialized Radio diagnostics, computed tomography (CT) fluoroscopy
- High integrity, attention to detail, analytical ability, communication and interpersonal skills, and ability to work under pressure with clinical and operational teams
How to Apply
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Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifications and certifications are required to work as a Radiographer or Sonographer in Botswana?
You must hold a recognised diploma or degree in Radiography or Diagnostic Ultrasound from an institution accredited by the Botswana Qualifications Authority (BQA) and registered with the Botswana Health Professions Council (BHPC). Additionally, BHPC registration is mandatory to practice legally — provisional registration may be granted while completing supervised practice requirements.
What does a typical day look like for a Radiographer or Sonographer at a private hospital like Agile Private Hospital?
Your day involves performing diagnostic imaging procedures (e.g., X-rays, ultrasounds), preparing patients, maintaining equipment logs, and collaborating with radiologists and referring clinicians. In Botswana’s private healthcare setting, you’ll often manage a high patient volume with emphasis on accuracy, infection control compliance, and clear communication in English and local languages like Setswana.
How does workplace culture and professional expectations differ in Botswana’s private healthcare sector compared to other countries?
Respect for hierarchy, punctuality, and strong interpersonal skills are highly valued — especially when interacting with patients and multidisciplinary teams in a culturally diverse environment. Employers expect adherence to both national health regulations (e.g., BHPC Code of Conduct) and internal hospital protocols, including strict confidentiality and ethical use of patient data.
What career progression opportunities exist for Radiographers and Sonographers in Botswana?
With experience and further study (e.g., postgraduate certificates in specialist ultrasound or radiation safety), you can advance to roles such as Senior Radiographer, Lead Sonographer, or Clinical Trainer. Some professionals transition into hospital management, quality assurance, or regulatory roles with the BHPC or Ministry of Health and Wellness.
What benefits are typically offered to full-time Radiographers and Sonographers in Botswana’s private hospitals?
Standard benefits include 21–30 days annual leave, statutory sick leave, and employer-contributed medical aid (often through providers like BONFIRE or Medshield). Most private hospitals also offer pension contributions via the Botswana National Pension Fund (BNPF) or a private scheme, plus paid maternity/paternity leave per the Employment Act.
How should I apply for this role, and what do employers in Botswana specifically look for in candidates?
Submit your CV, certified academic transcripts, BHPC registration proof, and a cover letter via email or the hospital’s online portal — always reference the job title clearly. Employers prioritise BHPC registration, hands-on experience in a clinical setting (especially with digital imaging systems), and evidence of continuing professional development, such as recent workshops approved by the BHPC or WHO-Botswana.