Ultrasound Radiographer Grade 1 To 3 (Sonographer) Overberg District

Department: Western Cape Provincial Government Centre: Caledon Hospital, Theewaterskloof Sub-district Salary: Grade 1: R510 906 per annum Grade 2: R598 260 per annum Grade 3: R703 785 per annum DUTIES Perform a full range of obstetric and gynaecological ultrasound scans, including routine, level II/III, and specialized assessments with adherence to departmental protocols and the most effective use of human and financial resources. Use advanced ultrasound equipment to produce accurate, high- quality diagnostic images. Identify normal and abnormal findings, and provide clear, structured reports. Adopt responsibility for regular back-up and storage of ultrasound images. Deliver compassionate, patient-centered care, ensuring comfort and dignity throughout the imaging process. Maintain continuity of care by undertaking follow-up scans and liaising with referring clinicians. Manage the administration and care of ultrasound equipment within the department. Participate actively in departmental meetings, case discussions and presentations. Contribute to clinical audits and quality assurance 267 initiatives. Uphold professional, ethical and clinical governance standards at all times. ENQUIRIES Dr RJ Liebenberg Tel No: (028) 212-1070 HOW TO APPLY Applications are submitted online via www.westerncape.gov.za/health-jobs (click “online applications”). NOTE No payment of any kind is required when applying for this post. Candidates may be subjected to a competency test. “Candidates who are not in possession of the stipulated registration requirements may also apply. Such candidates will only be considered for appointment on condition that proof of application for registration to register with the relevant council and proof of payment of the prescribed registration fees to the relevant council are submitted on or before the day of the interview. This concession is only applicable to candidates who apply for the first time for registration in a specific category with the relevant council (including individuals who must apply for change in registration status)”. Source: DPSA Public Service Vacancy Circular 36 of 2026. Apply exactly as the department instructs (Z83 form and CV); Insly does not forward applications for public service posts.

Minimum educational qualification: Appropriate qualification that allows registration with the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) in Ultrasound Radiography. Registration with a professional council: Registration with the Health Professional Council of South Africa (HPCSA) as a Radiographer in Ultrasound. Experience: Grade 1: None after registration In Ultrasound Radiography with the HPCSA in Ultrasound Radiography in respect of qualified RSA employees. One-year relevant experience after registration with the HPCSA in Ultrasound Radiography in respect of foreign qualified employees, of whom it is not required to perform Community Service, as required in South Africa. Grade 2: A minimum of 10 years’ appropriate experience after registration with the HPCSA in Ultrasound Radiography in respect of RSA qualified employees. A minimum of 11 years relevant experience after registration with the HPCSA in Ultrasound Radiography in respect of foreign qualified employees of whom it is not required to perform Community Service, as required in South Africa. Grade 3: A minimum of 20 years’ relevant experience after registration with the HPCSA in Ultrasound Radiography in respect of RSA qualified employees. A Minimum of 21 years relevant experience after registration with the HPCSA in Ultrasound Radiography in respect of foreign qualified employees of whom it is not required to perform Community Service, as required in South Africa. Inherent requirements of the job: Valid (code B/EB) driver’s license. Competencies (knowledge/skills): Comprehensive sonography education and extensive hands-on experience, with specific emphasis on ultrasound experience in obstetrics and gynaecology, demonstrating a strong commitment to professional growth and lifelong learning through advanced education, research, and staff training. A thorough understanding of human anatomy and physiology is required, along with knowledge of disease pathologies as they relate to sonographic findings. A commitment to ethical practice, maintaining patient confidentiality, a professional demeanour, and the capacity to manage a large clinical workload and stressful situations calmly are essential. Strong abilities to interact effectively with both patients and medical staff, clearly explaining technical information and collaborating on patient care. Understanding basic computer programs and the use of reporting systems. Meticulous reporting of ultrasound examination findings and attention to record-keeping and maintenance thereof. Adopting responsibility for the care of ultrasound equipment (functionality, quality checks, maintenance) within the department on a regular basis. Provision of a clinical service that is aligned with departmental management protocols with the most effective use of human and financial resources.