Jobs at Radiology Ltd.

Perform general diagnostic ultrasound exams (abdomen, pelvis, vascular, carotids, venous Doppler); prepare and position patients; operate and maintain ultrasound equipment; process and send images to PACS; complete records and communicate with supervisors, physicians, and co-workers.

Verifies insurance eligibility, referrals, pre-certifications, and prior authorizations for scheduled radiology exams. Documents authorization details in the EMR, calculates patient deductibles, coinsurance, copayments, and out-of-pocket costs, and communicates with patients, providers, and clinical staff. Supports front-desk operations as needed while maintaining accurate, timely, regulation-compliant work.

Prepares and reviews digital imaging studies and documentation for radiologist interpretation. The specialist verifies image quality, organizes images according to protocol, communicates with radiologists and technologists to resolve issues, and uploads paperwork into document management and PACS systems. This entry-level role requires computer literacy, attention to detail, multitasking, reliability, and the ability to work independently and collaboratively. Training is provided for eligible candidates.

Performs general ultrasound examinations, including abdominal, pelvic, vascular, carotid, and venous Doppler studies. Prepares and positions patients, explains procedures, operates imaging equipment, processes and quality-checks images, sends studies through PACS, maintains records, and communicates equipment issues. Requires current ARDMS and CPR certifications, mandatory vascular certification, physical ability to lift at least 50 pounds, and preferably two years of clinical experience.

Perform general, abdominal, musculoskeletal (MSK) and vascular ultrasound studies; prepare and position patients, operate ultrasound equipment, review and send images to PACS, maintain records, follow safety/HIPAA protocols, and serve as a clinical resource for advanced vascular/MSK imaging when certified.

Prepare and review digital radiology images and related documents for radiologist interpretation, arrange images per protocol, communicate with radiologists and technologists, upload paperwork to PACS and document systems, and maintain schedule reliability.

Provide patient preparation, screening, education, and documentation for MRI, CT, and other imaging exams; assist with patient transfers, equipment handling, and support technologists and radiologists as needed.

Perform high-quality CT examinations, operate CT consoles and peripheral hardware, select imaging techniques, adjust imaging parameters, provide timely patient care and communication, prepare and move patients, and collaborate with radiologists and team members in a fast-paced environment.

Provide patient preparation and assistance for MRI, CT and other radiology exams. Interview and document patient information, deliver patient education, help lift coils and assist with transfers, and support technologists and radiologists as needed. Weekend and some evening shifts required; training provided.