Imaging Services Coordinator & Lead Tech Coach

Middlesex Health; Knoxville (TN); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Shift Differentials

Education assistance

Tuition reimbursement

Student Loan relief

Continuing Education

Job summary

Middlesex Health is seeking a Radiology Coordinator for the Urgent Care Middletown site. The role supervises daily imaging operations, mentors staff and students, and ensures quality control and client satisfaction across imaging procedures.

Responsibilities include coordinating QA, coaching technicians, and acting as liaison between Radiology and Urgent Care clinics to maintain current practices. Strong leadership and communication are essential.

Qualifications

• Graduate of a JRCERT accredited Radiography program.
• ARRT Certification/Eligible in good standing.
• State of Connecticut License/Eligible.
• High School Diploma or GED equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Supervise imaging workflow and QA within the Urgent Care modality.
• Mentor staff and students; provide coaching and training as needed.
• Coordinate machine maintenance and perform QC checks.
• Serve as liaison between Radiology and Urgent Care clinics to ensure up-to-date practices.
• Apply teamwork principles in all patient services tasks; maintain high morale.
• High-level professional judgment in imaging procedures adhering to policies.

Skills

Leadership

Mentoring

Communication skills

Teamwork

Education

JRCERT accredited Radiography program

ARRT Certification/Eligible

State of Connecticut License/Eligible

High School Diploma or GED

Bachelor degree or equivalent experience

Job description

Middlesex Health is seeking a Radiology Coordinator for the Urgent Care Middletown site. The role supervises daily imaging operations, mentors staff and students, and ensures quality control and client satisfaction across imaging procedures.

Responsibilities include coordinating QA, coaching technicians, and acting as liaison between Radiology and Urgent Care clinics to maintain current practices. Strong leadership and communication are essential.