CURRICULUM VITAE - University of Namibia

CURRICULUM VITAEPERSONAL DETAILSName:Surname:CarolineNabasenjaDate of Birth: May 25, 1983Gender:Nationality:Language:Address:FemaleUgandanEnglishUniversity of Namibia School of Nursing and PublicHealth M105Contact details: +264 206 3474Email:cnabasenja@unam.naEDUCATIONAL BACKGROUNDTertiaryMarch 2008 – April 2010: Magister Technologiae Radiography (Masters in Technology), CapePeninsula University of Technology, South Africa (SA).2007 (January-December) – Baccalaureus Technologiae Diagnostic Radiography (Honours-): CapePeninsula University of Technology, SA. Graduated with cum laude degreeSeptember 2002- July 2005 - Bachelor of Science Medical Radiography, Makerere University KampalaUgandaSecondary2000-2001: Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education, Gayaza High School Kampala, Uganda1996-1999: Uganda Certificate of Education – Trinity College Nabbingo Kampala, Uganda

CAREER OBJECTIVEI would like to gain further international professional experience with interest and learning fromdiversified cultures.WORK EXPERIENCEAugust 2011 to present University of Namibia Windhoek NamibiaLecturer Department of RadiographyFulltime: 40 hours per weekDutiesUniversity of Namibia is the leading public higher education institution in Namibia. The departmentof Radiography trains students to a degree qualification in Radiography. This is a four yearprogramme. My responsibilities include preparing teaching material, training and assisting studentsin their practical sessions.January 2010- July 2011 East Coast Radiology: East LondonDiagnostic radiographerFull time: 40 hours per week plus call dutiesDutiesThis is a private radiology practice serving the Eastern Cape area of South Africa. As a diagnosticradiographer, I rotate through general radiography, paediatrics, orthopaedic, trauma and mobileradiography. Fluoroscopy screening with all the specialised procedures such as HSG, percutaneousdrainage, sialogram, and barium studies to mention but a few. I am familiar with computerisedradiography and the Picture Archiving Communication System as the practices in place at thisinstitution. The practise has students that come to do their practicals and as staff we are involved inthe onward mentoring and monitoring of students that is; to check their radiographs before passingthem.

1 st June 2009 – 31 st December 2009 Drs Schnetler, Corbett & Partners: Cape Town SADiagnostic radiographerPart time: 20 hours per weekResponsibilities:This is a private radiology practice serving a 228 beds private hospital. As a diagnostic radiographer, Irotate through general radiography such as paediatrics, orthopaedic, trauma and mobile radiography.This contributes 90% of my work. Fluoroscopy screening, tomography and theatre work contributeto the remaining 10%. I am familiar with computerised radiography and the Picture ArchivingCommunication System as the practices in place at this institution.1 st September 2007 – 31 st October 2007 Tygerberg Academic Hospital Cape Town SADiagnostic radiographerSupervised, voluntary position – 40 hours per weekResponsibilities:This is a teaching referral state hospital with 0ver 1308 beds in the Western Cape South Africa. Whileworking at Tygerberg Hospital, I rotated through the trauma, orthopaedic, mobiles and generalradiography to gain knowledge and experience on how radiography is practised in SA.1 st September 2005 – 27 th January 2007 KADIC Hospital Kampala UgandaDiagnostic RadiographerFulltime – 48 hours per weekResponsibilities:This is a 30 bed hospital with a well-equipped radiology department with C-arm unit, x-rayequipment, Computed Tomography (CT) and ultrasound. I performed general radiography, trauma,paediatrics, orthopaedics, fluoroscopy examinations with the radiologist, CT, Ultrasound mainlyobstetrics and theatre work that included screening during orthopaedic and pacemaker placementoperations. Additionally, I did the monthly department statistics, darkroom activities such mixing

processing chemicals and developing the radiographic films and supervised and mentoredradiography students rotating and training at the hospital.PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPSThe Allied Health Professionals’ Council - UgandaUganda Radiographers AssociationHealth Professions Council South AfricaHealth Professions Council United KingdomExtra-Mural ActivitiesPosition held:Institution:Class representative for radiographyMakerere UniversityDuration: 2002 - 2005Responsibilities:Coordinating lectures, arranging transport during practical sessions to otherhospitals and communicating with different departments within theinstitution.Position held:Institution:Member of the youth club at residence.Makerere UniversityDuration: 2002 - 2005Responsibilities:Participated in cleaning and educating people in communities around theuniversity about basic health practices, facilitated health awarenessprogrammes, designed the content for the workshops, participated inHIV/AIDS awareness programmes and supported the Red Cross programmeby donating blood on a six monthly basis to save lives.Position held:Student mentor

Institution:Cape Peninsula University of Technology (Tygerberg campus)Duration: 1 st April 2008 to 31 st August 2009Responsibilities:training students in Microsoft packages, assignment writing and formulation,academic material searches, social welfareREFEREESMrs Carol le RouxSenior Lecturer- RadiotherapyCape Peninsula University of TechnologyProf P C Engel-HillsSenior Lecturer- RadiotherapyCape Peninsula University of TechnologyP.O. Box 19111 P. O. Box 652Tygerberg 7505 South AfricaCape Town 8000 South AfricaTel: 0027 21 932 7320 Tel: 0027 21 4426162lerouxc@cput.ac.zaengelhillp@cput.ac.zaMrs Florence DavidsonLecturer RadiographyCape Peninsula University of TechnologyP. O. Box 652Cape Town 8000 South AfricaTel: 0027 21 4426162davidsonf@cput.ac.za