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The Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) is a world-class State Corporation dedicated to human health research. Known for its scientific excellence and rigorous ethical standards, KEMRI operates several specialized centers across Kenya. The institute provides a structured professional environment where technical staff are integrated into multidisciplinary research teams to drive medical innovation.
As an employer, KEMRI offers its staff the opportunity to work with advanced diagnostic equipment and contribute to the archiving of critical digital bioimages. Working in Kirinyaga on this contract allows you to gain specialized experience in research-based ultrasonography and various physiological examinations.
Job Overview
Job Type: Contract
Job Grade: KMR 08
Location: Kirinyaga, Kenya
Vacancies: 1 Position
Deadline: June 1, 2026, at 5:00 PM
Salary: Not Specified
Job Summary
The Medical Imaging Technologist will implement field tasks specifically in ultrasonography and assist in the review of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Beyond imaging, the role involves conducting physiological exams such as Spirometry and Grip strength tests, managing digital data, and maintaining equipment. The technologist ensures high standards of infection control and supports the overall triaging and anthropometric measurements of research participants.
Key Responsibilities
Ultrasound Execution: Implement assigned field tasks in ultrasonography and assist in reviewing imaging SOPs.
Physiological Examinations: Conduct specialized tests including Spirometry, Grip strength, and Leg force assessments.
Clinical Support: Perform anthropometric measurements and participate in the triaging of research participants.
Infection Control: Maintain strict infection prevention and control standards during all field procedures.
Equipment Maintenance: Ensure regular servicing and maintenance of sonography and ultrasound apparatus.
Data Management: Manage and archive digital bioimages from scans accurately to maintain research integrity.
Research Outreach: Assist in project outreach activities and the dissemination of research findings.
Field Adaptability: Work effectively under remote field conditions to meet project goals.
Qualifications & Requirements
Minimum Diploma in Medical Imaging Sciences, Radiography, or a related field (Mandatory).
Must be Registered/Licensed with the Kenya Nuclear Regulatory Authority (KENRA) (Mandatory).
Proven experience in medical imaging techniques, specifically ultrasound (Mandatory).
Comfortable working in remote field work conditions (Mandatory).
Strong Planning and Organizational skills.
Excellent Communication and Reporting abilities for data management.
Strong Interpersonal Skills and a collaborative Team Player attitude.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates must apply through the KEMRI e-recruitment portal.
Method of Application: Log into your account on the KEMRI portal:
erecruitment.kemri.go.ke . Navigate to "Vacancies," view the post, and click "Apply for this job."Interview Requirements: Shortlisted candidates must produce ORIGINALS of their National ID, academic/professional certificates, transcripts, detailed CV, and a valid Certificate of Good Conduct.
Deadline: June 1, 2026, at 5:00 PM.
📌 Note: Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. KEMRI is an equal opportunity employer and does not charge any application fees.
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