Teams at Hospital for Special Surgery

Performs radiologic imaging and supports clinical department operations in an orthopedic hospital environment. Responsibilities include prioritizing assignments, managing time, communicating professionally with colleagues and medical staff, supporting department goals, and demonstrating competency with computed and digital radiographic processes. Requires an accredited radiologic technology associate degree, ARRT certification, BLS certification, and Florida licensure.

Supervise, train, and evaluate clinical laboratory staff; oversee specimen collection, processing, and analysis; maintain testing quality and regulatory compliance; troubleshoot laboratory equipment; support quality control programs; coordinate staffing schedules; collaborate with physicians on laboratory results; and stay current with clinical laboratory science advancements.

Provides outpatient and ambulatory patient assessment and management under physician practice, including histories, physical exams, care planning, patient records, evidence-based treatment, and potential hospital, perioperative, and postoperative management. Collaborates with physicians and clinical staff, supports quality outcomes, communicates compassionately with patients and families, and maintains clinical competency through ongoing education.