Jobs at Geisinger

Performs CT examinations and advanced CTA and interventional procedures to produce diagnostic images. Operates CT scanners, power injectors, and related computer systems; prepares, positions, and protects patients; follows imaging protocols; reviews clinical histories and lab results; optimizes image quality and radiation dose; and supports imaging across multiple CT systems and locations.

Provides non-technical support to radiology departments by greeting and transporting patients, assisting with preparation and examinations, scheduling appointments, processing imaging requests, answering phones, maintaining records, and stocking supplies. Supports technical staff and helps ensure safe, efficient completion of imaging studies.

Performs computed tomography and molecular imaging procedures, administers prescribed medications and radiation, evaluates image quality, documents patient and exam information, and supports interventional CT procedures. Ensures patient safety, confidentiality, proper identification, protocol adherence, and ALARA compliance. May educate and monitor students and healthcare providers. Requires radiologic technology training, relevant certification, and at least five years of related experience.

Provides non-technical support to Radiology staff through patient transportation, preparation, scheduling, clerical processing, room and supply preparation, documentation, and assistance during imaging procedures. Interacts directly with patients, assists with positioning and transfers, supports emergency situations, and helps technical staff complete examinations. Requires radiologic technology training, ARRT Radiography certification, Basic Life Support certification, and five years of related experience.

Provides executive leadership for enterprise infrastructure and technology operations, including compute, storage, networking, telecommunications, end-user services, video collaboration, security operations, service desk, and IT service management. Develops technology roadmaps, leads cloud and modernization initiatives, manages budgets and vendors, ensures availability, security, resiliency, and service excellence, and builds high-performing operational teams.

Performs computed tomography and molecular imaging procedures in a clinical setting. Prepares and identifies patients, follows imaging protocols and radiation safety principles, administers prescribed medications, evaluates image quality, archives data, assists with interventional CT procedures, and documents care. Educates students and healthcare providers while complying with applicable laws, regulations, and institutional policies.

Performs CT examinations and advanced CTA, cardiac, and interventional imaging procedures under radiologist supervision. Operates CT scanners, power injectors, and related computer systems across multiple locations; prepares, positions, and protects patients; selects technical factors; follows imaging protocols; evaluates clinical histories, anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and physics; and manages radiation dose and image quality.

Supports pathology operations by accessioning consult cases and external immunohistochemistry referrals, coordinating case materials and reports, managing add-on testing requests, retrieving slides and tissue blocks, scanning pathology materials, and assisting with report updates. Communicates with clinicians and outside institutions, tracks worklists and overdue cases, prepares documentation, performs data entry and clerical tasks, and distributes department mail.

Performs diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures for inpatient and emergency department patients. Verifies orders, identifies and prepares patients, applies imaging protocols and radiation-safety principles, administers prescribed medications, evaluates image quality, archives data, and assists practitioners with specialized procedures. Educates students and healthcare providers while maintaining accurate documentation, confidentiality, and compliance with applicable regulations and institutional policies.

Leads an IT team supporting an organizational segment, develops and implements technology strategy, oversees IT projects, manages vendors and budgets, and ensures reliable, secure, scalable, and compliant technology services. Responsibilities include staff recruitment and development, operational KPI monitoring, risk management, policy implementation, and collaboration across IT teams. The role requires enterprise applications and database platform leadership within healthcare or another regulated industry.

Supports healthcare application implementation, enhancement, testing, training, documentation, upgrades, integrations, and ongoing production support. Gathers and translates business, operational, and regulatory requirements into system solutions; analyzes workflows, performs troubleshooting, supports compliance initiatives, and collaborates with stakeholders, technical teams, vendors, and leadership. Provides end-user training and participates in 24/7 on-call support.

Supports user research, intranet and information architecture design, usability testing, technical writing, interaction prototyping, design systems, service design, AI experience design, dashboard UX, and visual communication. Collaborates with analysts, developers, data management teams, and stakeholders on internal healthcare products, workflows, and communications using Figma and Microsoft tools.

Develops business intelligence reports, dashboards, queries, and routine analyses to support data-driven decisions. Consults with stakeholders to define requirements, scope projects, estimate effort, and deliver reporting solutions. Validates data, troubleshoots quality issues, interprets results, and recommends visualizations. Presents findings to internal customers and helps nontechnical audiences use BI tools and self-service dashboards. Works with databases, data marts, source systems, and BI platforms with minimal supervision.

Performs diagnostic radiographic and fluoroscopic procedures, including routine and complex exams in radiology, operating rooms, endoscopy, and ICU settings. Identifies and prepares patients, verifies orders and clinical histories, administers medications as prescribed, optimizes imaging protocols and radiation safety, evaluates image quality, and manages data archival. Assists with specialized procedures, educates students and providers, and participates in quality improvement activities.

Processes and prepares patient specimens for laboratory testing, ensuring accurate accessioning, labeling, storage, transport, and compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Performs specimen quality checks, resolves preanalytical errors, maintains equipment and supplies, manages laboratory records and inquiries, and supports reference laboratory shipments. The role works in a microbiology laboratory and requires competency in laboratory procedures, computer applications, and laboratory information systems.

Performs standardized radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations in a clinical setting. Operates modality equipment, positions and identifies patients, applies radiation protection, assists physicians, maintains records, reports equipment issues, supports quality assurance procedures, and helps train students.

Performs radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations, operates imaging equipment, positions and protects patients, assists physicians, maintains examination records, reports equipment issues, supports quality assurance procedures, and helps train students in a clinical environment.

Performs radiographic and fluoroscopic examinations, operates imaging equipment, positions and protects patients, assists physicians with procedures, maintains records, reports equipment issues, supports quality assurance, and trains students.

Processes patient specimens for laboratory testing, including accessioning, evaluation, centrifugation, aliquoting, labeling, delivery, storage, and referral. Ensures specimen identification, quality, safety, regulatory compliance, and accurate computer documentation. Handles inquiries, troubleshoots preanalytical errors, maintains equipment and supplies, performs quality control and disinfection procedures, and completes competency assessments. The Laboratory Assistant I level requires less than one year of experience and a high school diploma or GED; higher levels accept experience, relevant education, or ASCP MLA certification.

The Employee Relations Specialist ensures HR excellence, manages employee relations, supports performance management, conducts investigations, and promotes positive employee relations and compliance with laws.