Jobs at Advanced Radiology Consultants

Performs diagnostic DEXA bone density scans, prepares and calibrates imaging equipment, reviews procedural documentation, supports patient care, maintains equipment and supplies, and completes related clinical and clerical duties. The technologist may assist with X-ray and mammography procedures, coordinates resources for efficient workflow, reports equipment issues, and maintains required certifications, licensure, and continuing education.

Reviews radiology orders, verifies patient demographics, insurance eligibility, benefits, and prior authorization requirements. Tracks and validates authorizations, confirms information with referring offices and payers, documents activity in patient records, and communicates approvals, issues, and denials to providers, staff, payers, and patients. Ensures compliance with payer policies, timelines, and HIPAA while delivering accurate, patient-focused service in a fast-paced office.

Provides IV access and patient care during radiology procedures. Assesses patients before contrast administration, performs venipuncture, accesses power ports and PICCs, administers oral contrast, monitors reactions and extravasations, and documents care. Trains technologists in IV placement and infection control, maintains code-cart inventory, reviews labs, coordinates with care teams, reports equipment issues, and supports patient satisfaction and safety.

Performs diagnostic ultrasound procedures, assists radiologists with biopsies and other special procedures, reviews documentation, ensures patient safety, maintains equipment and room cleanliness, manages supplies, and completes related clinical and clerical duties. The technologist coordinates resources, supports efficient department operations, maintains certifications and licensure, and may train students or new sonographers. Flexibility for occasional weekends, holidays, off-shifts, and other locations is required.

Reviews radiology orders for accurate patient demographics, insurance, CPT, and clinical documentation. Verifies eligibility, benefits, and authorization requirements; initiates and tracks prior authorizations; confirms approvals; and documents activity in patient records. Communicates authorization statuses, issues, and denials with providers, payers, staff, and patients while maintaining HIPAA and payer-policy compliance. The role also requires accurate data entry, medical terminology knowledge, customer service, problem-solving, and de-escalation skills in a fast-paced office environment.

Manages healthcare revenue cycle activities, including claim submission, coding and authorization denial resolution, patient billing disputes, A/R follow-up, and monthly charge reconciliations. Reviews CPT, ICD-10, HCPCS, and modifiers; identifies denial trends and operational issues; coordinates with an external billing company; supports provider and staff education; monitors insurance policy changes; and assists with complex patient and insurance inquiries.

Manages and audits incoming radiology orders, corrects missing information, creates patient accounts and orders in EPIC, and assigns worklists. Communicates with referring physicians, patients, clinical sites, radiologists, and scheduling teams. Assists with appointment scheduling, call handling, email communication, spreadsheet tracking, quality audits, and HIPAA-compliant patient information management.

Perform CT examinations using complex CT scanners, power injectors, cardiac monitors, and related equipment. Select technical factors to produce high-quality images with minimal radiation dose, screen patients according to contrast guidelines, analyze exam requests, and support diagnostic workflows. Maintain CT system performance, coordinate service and maintenance, collaborate with IT, engineers, vendors, radiologists, and referring physicians, and deliver exceptional patient care. The role is scheduled Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Performs diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, reviews documentation, prepares and calibrates imaging equipment, conducts equipment inspections, supports patient care and administrative duties, and coordinates resources for efficient procedures. Maintains licensure and certification through continuing education while contributing to a collaborative patient-focused environment.

Reviews radiology orders, verifies patient demographics, insurance eligibility, benefits, and authorization requirements, and initiates and tracks prior authorizations. Documents activity in patient records, communicates approval issues and denials to providers, payers, staff, and patients, and ensures compliance with payer policies and HIPAA. The role requires accurate data entry, medical terminology knowledge, problem-solving, customer service, and de-escalation skills in a fast-paced office.

Perform CT examinations using advanced scanners, injectors, cardiac monitors, and imaging protocols to produce high-quality diagnostic images while minimizing radiation dose. Screen patients for contrast safety, analyze exam requests, support RIS/PACS functionality, monitor equipment performance, coordinate maintenance, and ensure accurate image delivery. Collaborate with radiologists, referring physicians, IT staff, vendors, and technologists while providing respectful, exceptional patient care.

Performs diagnostic radiographic, fluoroscopic, mammography, and related imaging procedures. Reviews patient and procedure documentation, prepares and calibrates equipment, performs equipment inspections, maintains cleanliness, coordinates resources, procures supplies, and reports repair needs. Provides associated clinical and clerical support, promotes patient satisfaction and teamwork, follows clinical policies, and maintains required certification and licensure through continuing education.

Performs CT examinations using complex scanners, power injectors, cardiac monitors, and contrast-screening protocols. Ensures high-quality, low-dose diagnostic imaging, supports RIS/PACS and equipment performance, coordinates maintenance with vendors, and communicates imaging protocols with physicians. Provides compassionate patient care, collaborates with radiologists and referring physicians, and may work at other locations or shifts as needed.

Supervises clinical site radiology operations, staff, scheduling, patient flow, equipment maintenance, supplies, budgets, compliance, privacy, risk management, and workflow improvements. Directly manages hiring, training, performance reviews, coaching, discipline, and problem resolution. Coordinates resources to support quality patient care and ensures adherence to federal, state, legal, regulatory, FDA, ACR, and MQSA requirements.

Performs diagnostic radiographic, fluoroscopic, and mammography procedures; reviews patient documentation; prepares and calibrates imaging equipment; inspects rooms and equipment; manages supplies; performs related clinical and clerical duties; and supports patient satisfaction, safety, equipment maintenance, and team communication. Maintains required certifications and licensure through continuing education.

Provides IV access and patient care during radiology procedures. Assesses patients before contrast administration, performs venipuncture, accesses power ports and PICCs, administers oral contrast, monitors reactions and complications, follows infection-control protocols, documents care, reviews labs, maintains code-cart inventory, trains technologists, and collaborates with the care team.

Reviews radiology orders, verifies patient demographics, insurance eligibility, benefits, and prior authorization requirements. Tracks and validates authorizations, confirms approvals, documents activity in patient records, and communicates status, issues, and denials to providers, payers, staff, and patients. Ensures compliance with payer policies, timelines, and HIPAA while providing accurate, patient-focused service in a fast-paced office environment.

Performs diagnostic ultrasound and sonography procedures, assists radiologists with biopsies and other special procedures, reviews documentation, and supports patient safety and care. Maintains equipment cleanliness, inspections, supplies, and quality protocols while coordinating department resources. Provides related clinical and clerical support, may train students or new sonographers, maintains required certifications and licensure, and works collaboratively across locations and shifts.

Performs screening mammography exams, reviews procedure documentation, completes MQSA-required quality control, inspects and calibrates equipment, and performs related clinical and clerical duties. The role requires patient-focused communication, teamwork, prioritization, and adherence to imaging policies and procedures. Schedule is Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with flexible scheduling and a potential sign-on bonus.