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| Official DHA Exam Coverage | What to Prepare |
|---|---|
| Patient Management | Patient preparation, communication, positioning considerations and appropriate patient care. |
| Radiation Protection | Radiation safety, dose reduction and protection of patients and healthcare personnel. |
| X-ray & CT | X-ray and CT principles, procedures, imaging techniques and related clinical applications. |
| Health and Safety | Safe working practices, infection prevention and workplace safety. |
| Ultrasound & MRI | Fundamental principles, safety and clinical considerations for ultrasound and MRI. |
| Nuclear Medicine | Basic nuclear medicine principles, procedures and safety considerations. |
| Operation of Equipment | Safe and appropriate use of radiographic and imaging equipment. |
| Fluoroscopy | Fluoroscopic principles, procedures and radiation-safety considerations. |
| General Anatomy | Anatomy relevant to radiographic imaging and positioning. |
| Patient Safety, Professionalism & Ethics | Patient safety, professional conduct, ethical responsibilities and communication. |
| Procedure Management | Appropriate preparation, performance and management of radiographic procedures. |
1. Education: Bachelor’s Degree (BSc or equivalent 3 to 4 year degree) in Radiography, Diagnostic Imaging, or Medical Radiation Technology from a recognized university.
2. Clinical Experience: Minimum of 2 years of continuous post qualification experience in a diagnostic radiology department.
3. Professional License: Active professional registration/license from your home country or last country of practice.
4. Good Standing Certificate (GSC): Issued within the last 6 months by your medical/allied health licensing council.
The exam contains 150 questions and candidates are given 3 hours to complete the assessment.
The published passing score for the Radiographer assessment is 55%.
Effective practice strategies include:
• Timed mock exams that simulate the 150 questions, 180 minute format
• Topic wise practice to strengthen weak domains
• Reviewing explanations for both correct and incorrect answers
• Tracking accuracy across different domains to monitor improvement
• Repeating mock exams until you consistently score above 55%
