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The University of Nairobi is a premier body corporate established under the Universities Act 2012, recognized globally for its leadership in research and higher education. The PEARLS MATRIX study is a critical project aimed at improving maternal health through innovative diagnostic tools and clinical research.
As an employer, the University offers a collaborative and intellectually stimulating setting. Sonographers and imaging specialists are empowered to work with multidisciplinary clinical teams to support ANC (Antenatal Care) workflows. This role is ideal for detail-oriented professionals looking to advance their careers in medical imaging within the clinical research sector.
Job Overview
Job Type: Full Time
Location: Nairobi, Kenya
Experience: 2 Years (Imaging)
Deadline: May 22, 2026
Salary: Not Specified (Applicants to state current salary)
Job Summary
The Sonographer is responsible for performing high-quality retinal imaging (fundoscopy) for pregnant women enrolled in the PEARLS MATRIX Study. The role focuses on accurate image acquisition, adherence to strict imaging protocols, and maintaining optimal data quality to support AI-assisted analysis. The incumbent must ensure patient comfort and data security while strictly complying with study protocols and Good Clinical Practice (GCP).
Duties & Responsibilities
Perform retinal imaging (fundoscopy) for study participants according to established protocols.
Ensure proper patient preparation, positioning, and comfort during all imaging procedures.
Maintain high-quality image acquisition standards, repeating poor-quality images to ensure diagnostic viability.
Manage the correct labeling, documentation, and secure transfer of retinal images to study databases.
Conduct basic quality checks of captured images before uploading them for research analysis.
Adhere to study SOPs, infection prevention protocols, and data security procedures.
Maintain and care for specialized fundoscopy equipment, ensuring prompt reporting of maintenance needs.
Coordinate with Research Midwives and clinical teams to integrate imaging into the busy ANC workflow.
Support efficient participant flow during imaging sessions.
Participate in study meetings, training, and refresher sessions as required.
Maintain strict participant confidentiality and comply with GCP standards.
Qualifications & Requirements
Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Sonography, Radiography, Ophthalmic Imaging, or an equivalent field.
Must possess a valid professional registration/license from a relevant regulatory body.
At least 2 years of experience in ultrasound, ophthalmic imaging, or retinal imaging (added advantage).
Prior experience in clinical research or maternal health studies is highly desirable.
Valid training in Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is an added advantage.
Strong attention to detail and a proven ability to produce high-quality diagnostic images.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for a clinical environment.
Ability to work effectively in a busy antenatal clinic setting.
How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates must follow the specific application instructions provided by the University.
Method of Application: Email your application as one PDF file to: recruit-sgpearlsmp@uonbi.ac.ke.
Documents Required:
Application letter bearing the reference code (see official ad).
Certified copies of academic and professional certificates.
Resume of maximum two pages detailing qualifications and experience.
Contacts for three (3) referees (phone and email).
Mandatory Details: State your current designation, salary, and benefits.
Deadline: Friday, May 22, 2026.
📌 Note: Late applications will not be considered. The University of Nairobi never charges fees at any stage of the recruitment process.
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