Radiology Clinical Support Specialist

University of California - Irvine Health; Orange (CA); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Retirement savings plans

Job summary

University of California, Irvine Health is seeking a dedicated individual to manage medical images within our PACS, prepare images for release, and support radiology operations. You will handle image uploads, coding, and communication with patients and clinicians.

Responsibilities include greeting patients, processing radiology orders, and providing technical support to ensure accurate and timely reporting. A strong orientation to detail and medical terminology is essential.

Qualifications

• Must possess effective verbal and written communication skills in English.
• Must be willing to work flexible shifts, including weekends, holidays and overtime as assigned.
• Must be highly organized and able to prioritize a demanding workload.
• Medical terminology.
• Basic knowledge and experience with Desktop computing (PC).

Responsibilities

• Uploading images from outside UCI Health into our PACS.
• Preparing images for release to patients, physicians and outside facilities.
• Providing computer support related to confirming procedures.
• Assigning procedure coding.
• Providing phone support to the department.
• Distributing radiology reports as necessary.
• Greeting patients at radiology reception desks.
• Processing orders for radiological procedures.

Skills

Verbal communication

Written communication

Medical terminology

Organization

Desktop computing

Tools

Desktop computing (PC)

Job description

University of California, Irvine Health is seeking a dedicated individual to manage medical images within our PACS, prepare images for release, and support radiology operations. You will handle image uploads, coding, and communication with patients and clinicians.

Responsibilities include greeting patients, processing radiology orders, and providing technical support to ensure accurate and timely reporting. A strong orientation to detail and medical terminology is essential.