Nswana' The Radiographer

28/03/2026

Run for your life 😂😂☢️

25/03/2026

Guess the gender 📍
Wrong answers only ✅😅😅

23/03/2026

Which Position is best for the patient with shortness of breath?

18/03/2026

Trust me they once struggled, doubted their IQ, felt like giving up. But see them today...
Keep believing in yourself, hardwork plus determination 📍♥️☢️

17/03/2026

11/03/2026

Nobody wants to work with a Rookie?
At some point in every radiology department, there’s always that one person.

The one who’s still learning the workflow, still memorizing protocols, still trying to figure out which button does what on the console. The one who sometimes hesitates before positioning a patient because they want to get it right.

And often, that rookie feels the weight of being
the “new one.”

They hear things like.
“You’re not ready yet.”
“Just watch first.”
“Let me do it, it’ll be faster.”

What many people forget is this is that every technologist who is confident today once stood exactly there. Being a Rookie..

The MRI tech carefully making sequences before starting the scan
The CT tech who smoothly runs complex tomography studies.
An X-ray tech that position complex trauma x-ray cases.
A sonographer that made visible the complex images.
The one who can handle Angio cases without panic.
The one who can fix reconstructions and troubleshoot artifacts in minute.

They were once the nervous beginner too unsure, full of questions, and afraid of making mistakes.
Because no one enters this profession already knows everything.

Skill in radiology isn’t something you’re born with. It’s built slowly, case by case, patient by patient, mistake by mistake.

The technologists who grow in this field all share the same habits.
They observe carefully.
They ask questions without ego.
They study even after their shift ends.
And they practice whenever they’re given the chance.

Then one day, without anyone really noticing when it happened, things change.

The same rookie who once felt invisible becomes the technologist everyone turns to when the case becomes challenging, when anatomy is complicated, when images don’t look right, when experience is needed.

Because in radiology, respect isn’t earned just by years in the department.

It’s earned through knowledge, humility, dedication, and the willingness to keep learning.

So if you’re a new radiologic technolog

09/03/2026

Let's interact...
So what made you choose radiography as your profession?☢️

07/03/2026

10 day rule in Radiology ☢️

02/03/2026

Learn and share

28/02/2026

Without mentioning your profession.. What's one word you say 100 times per day at your work place?

17/02/2026

How much do you know anatomy..

Can you name the bones below 🦴