Jobs at Midstate Radiology Associates, LLC

Performs diagnostic and invasive CT procedures, operates and maintains CT equipment, administers contrast when qualified, applies radiation safety practices, documents exams in PACS and RIS, conducts quality assurance testing, and supports radiologists, patients, and students. The position also requires reviewing orders, preparing images for interpretation, maintaining patient records, and collaborating with department staff.

Performs diagnostic radiography and assists physicians with invasive operating room and hybrid procedures. Operates radiologic equipment, positions patients, prepares contrast media, produces and processes images in PACS and RIS, maintains radiation and sterile-field safety, and supports patient care standards. Maintains equipment and work areas, documents procedures, participates in call and holiday rotations, and supervises radiography students.

Performs diagnostic and therapeutic CT procedures, including contrast administration and invasive CT assistance, while ensuring image quality, radiation safety, equipment maintenance, documentation, and regulatory compliance. Reviews orders and patient information, processes images through PACS and RIS, performs quality assurance testing, collaborates with clinical teams, and may supervise radiology students. The role requires a rotating second-shift schedule, weekend coverage, patient care, and adherence to hospital, state, ACR, TJC, and OSHA standards.

Per diem Ultrasound Technologist performing diagnostic sonograms, assisting radiologists with invasive procedures, reviewing orders, scheduling patients, maintaining equipment, conducting quality assurance, processing images in PACS, documenting procedures in RIS, and supporting patient care. The role also includes equipment disinfection, compliance with clinical and safety standards, collaboration with medical staff, and supervision of ultrasound students.

Per-diem CT Technologist operating CT equipment and performing diagnostic and therapeutic imaging procedures. Responsibilities include patient assessment, protocol selection, contrast injection, radiation safety, sterile technique, equipment maintenance, quality assurance, PACS/RIS documentation, and collaboration with radiologists and clinical staff. The role may supervise and instruct students and requires rotating night, weekend, holiday, or ancillary-office coverage.

Performs diagnostic radiography and assists physicians with invasive operating room and hybrid procedures. Operates radiological equipment, positions patients, prepares contrast media, produces and processes images, maintains radiation safety and sterile technique, and records procedure data in PACS and RIS. The technologist also maintains equipment, supports patient care, supervises students, and follows hospital, regulatory, and safety standards.

Performs mammography, radiography, and DEXA examinations in hospital or outpatient settings. Positions patients, prepares contrast media, selects technical parameters, produces and evaluates diagnostic images, maintains quality standards, enters procedure data into RIS, and transfers annotated images to PACS. Reviews orders and patient information, ensures proper preparation and identification, and supports hereditary cancer risk assessment education. Mammography experience is preferred, but training may be provided to qualified candidates.

Provides nursing care during diagnostic and therapeutic radiology exams. Assesses and monitors patients, treats contrast reactions, manages emergencies, operates emergency equipment, documents interventions, conducts pre- and post-procedure calls, communicates medical advice, delivers patient education, and supports safety, infection control, policy development, and regulatory readiness.

Performs diagnostic and invasive CT procedures, operates and maintains CT equipment, administers contrast when authorized, ensures radiation safety, documents patient and exam information, performs quality assurance testing, and prepares images for radiologist interpretation. The role also supports patient care, collaborates with medical staff, and supervises CT students.

Assists radiology technologists with CT and other imaging department activities, including radiation safety, equipment cleaning and disinfection, patient support, procedure data entry in the RIS, and maintaining department workflow. Provides customer service, follows healthcare and regulatory standards, supports quality assurance, and responds appropriately to emergencies. The role requires weekend and holiday rotation, physical lifting and walking, and may involve bloodborne pathogen exposure.

Performs diagnostic and therapeutic CT procedures, including contrast injection and invasive exam assistance, while ensuring radiation safety, image quality, equipment maintenance, documentation, and regulatory compliance. Reviews orders, prepares images for radiologist interpretation, conducts quality assurance testing, supports patient care, and may supervise radiology students. The role requires weekend part-time coverage, continuing education, and collaboration with physicians, patients, and healthcare staff.

Obtains and verifies insurance authorizations and eligibility for imaging exams, contacts carriers, applies CPT codes, maintains authorization records, and supports denial resolution. The role communicates with patients, physicians, insurance companies, and internal teams; performs quality checks, prepares authorization updates and appeals, schedules certain exams, and recommends process improvements to reduce denials. This is a full-time, on-site position working Monday through Friday on the first shift.