Jobs at Tidelands Health

Transports patients to and from Radiology, verifies identification and orders, uses safety equipment and proper body mechanics, documents medical records, and provides compassionate patient care. The role requires effective communication, cooperation with patients and families, and coverage across applicable sites. Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association is required within 30 days of hire.

Performs diagnostic ultrasound examinations across abdominal, obstetric, gynecologic, vascular, pediatric, breast, thyroid, and procedural applications. Reviews orders, prepares and positions patients, obtains medical histories, selects technical parameters, documents examinations, maintains imaging equipment, and supports patient safety and comfort. Provides inpatient on-call coverage and shift rotation, and may mentor students or new hires.

Supports diagnostic imaging department flow by entering physician orders, preparing films and CDs, routing calls, transporting patients, and documenting medical records. Requires a high school diploma, moderate computer skills, and Basic Life Support certification within 30 days of hire. Previous medical or direct patient care experience is preferred.

Collects and processes patient specimens, performs venipuncture, capillary draws, urine collection, drug screens, EKGs, and waived point-of-care testing. Maintains infection control, patient identification, specimen transport, equipment calibration, quality control, order entry, medical necessity screening, and laboratory result reconciliation. Answers lab inquiries, communicates patient information to physicians, manages supplies, participates in process improvement, and may perform certified medical assistant duties.

Performs MRI procedures and produces diagnostic images while ensuring patient safety, comfort, and accurate documentation. Reviews orders, gathers medical histories, prepares patients, administers contrast media, starts IVs, operates MRI equipment and coils, completes records in the hospital information system, and maintains imaging equipment. The technologist also supports inpatient on-call and shift rotations and may mentor students or new employees.

Participates in a six-month supervised training program covering tissue fixation, processing, embedding, microtomy, H&E and special staining, immunohistochemistry, specimen handling, quality control, equipment maintenance, and laboratory safety. Trainee develops competency in routine histology procedures and advances to Histotechnologist I after successful completion and sign-off.

Performs CT, radiographic, digital, and mobile imaging procedures; prepares and positions patients, reviews orders and medical histories, administers contrast media, establishes IV access, and operates CT and injection equipment. Maintains patient safety using ALARA principles, cleans equipment, documents procedures, and may mentor students or new hires. Provides inpatient on-call and shift-rotation coverage.

Performs diagnostic radiographic procedures for adult and pediatric patients, including fluoroscopy, C-arm, digital, and mobile imaging. Provides patient education, positioning, safety, shielding, documentation, and comfort throughout procedures. Selects exposure factors, maintains imaging equipment, completes records in the hospital information system, and may mentor students or new hires. Requires inpatient on-call and shift rotation participation.

Performs CT, radiographic, digital, and mobile imaging procedures for adult and pediatric patients. Reviews orders, prepares and positions patients, obtains medical histories, sets technical parameters, administers contrast media, starts IVs, operates power injectors, maintains equipment, and documents procedures. Provides patient education and safety monitoring, follows ALARA principles, supports inpatient call and shift rotations, and may mentor students or new hires.

Leads all financial operations for an integrated healthcare system, including accounting, patient financial services, managed care, revenue cycle, budgeting, financial reporting, internal controls, and asset protection. Advises the Board of Trustees on system finances, guides strategic financial planning, manages fiscal affairs, develops community and industry relationships, and provides leadership to executives, managers, and employees.

Leads inpatient and outpatient imaging services, overseeing operations, staffing, compliance, quality improvement, budgets, revenue cycle performance, patient safety, service growth, equipment planning, and employee development. Partners with physicians and organizational leaders to improve patient experience, financial outcomes, regulatory compliance, and service excellence.

Provides executive leadership for enterprise-wide healthcare quality, patient safety, clinical effectiveness, regulatory readiness, accreditation, and performance improvement. Establishes quality metrics, oversees safety reviews and corrective actions, uses clinical data to drive measurable outcomes, partners with physicians and operational leaders, and leads quality, regulatory, and performance improvement teams across the organization.

Performs CT, radiographic, digital, mobile, and contrast-enhanced imaging procedures. Reviews orders, prepares and educates patients, obtains medical histories, positions patients, sets imaging parameters, administers IV contrast, maintains equipment, documents procedures, and supports patient safety using ALARA principles. Provides inpatient on-call coverage and shift rotation, and may mentor students and new hires.

Perform MRI procedures using specialized equipment to produce diagnostic images; prepare and educate patients, obtain histories, administer IV contrast, ensure safety and image quality, maintain equipment, document exams, and assist with training as needed.

Perform CT and related radiographic procedures, prepare and position patients, obtain medical histories, operate CT equipment and power injectors, administer contrast and start IVs, maintain imaging equipment, and assist with training. Provide patient education and follow radiology protocols to produce diagnostic images for radiologist interpretation.

Operate CT scanners to produce diagnostic cross-sectional images; review orders, obtain patient history, position patients, set technical parameters, start IVs and administer contrast using power injectors, perform digital and mobile imaging, maintain equipment, follow ALARA safety protocols, document procedures, and assist with mentoring and on-call/shift rotations.

Perform routine histology tasks including fixation, processing, embedding, microtomy, H&E and special stains, and immunohistochemistry. Assist pathologists with frozen sections and FNA procedures, accession specimens, document QC, operate automated stainers and LIS, and ensure accurate specimen identification and timely turnaround.

Performs diagnostic radiographic procedures using fluoroscopy, C-arm, digital and mobile imaging. Provides patient education, positioning, and safety; documents exams in the hospital information system; maintains imaging equipment; may assist in training.

Perform CT imaging procedures, prepare and position patients, obtain medical histories, administer IV contrast and operate power injector, maintain imaging equipment, follow radiology protocols and radiation safety (ALARA), and provide patient education and care. Participate in shift/on-call rotations and may mentor trainees.

Provide nursing care for urodynamics testing in a physician office: perform urodynamics procedures, prepare equipment, assist physicians, collect vitals and EMR data, triage calls, manage referrals and inventory, perform nurse visits/education, process med pre-authorizations and lab follow-up, and support staff training.