The Diagnostic Imaging Assistant (DI Assistant) exhibits leadership skills in communication, team building, process improvement, development of responsibility through delegation of activity, and promoting office efficiencies. The DI Assistant demonstrates skills in communication and prioritizing assignments. They demonstrate the ability to develop and maintain a collaborative working relationship with all system departments, the medical staff, and other healthcare professionals at Thompson Health. The DI Assistant exhibits time management skills, keyboarding skills, and multi-tasking abilities to ensure business components of the department are maintained at an efficient and effective level. They make every effort to satisfy the needs of every customer in a friendly, service-oriented manner. The DI Assistant has a working knowledge of Diagnostic Imaging testing and understands the complex scheduling issues involved with timely and appropriate testing of patients. The DI Assistant will provide clerical support for the Diagnostic Imaging department through interaction and coordination with the Diagnostic Imaging Director, Supervisors, and Chief of Diagnostic Imaging. The DI Assistant plays a vital role in assuring diagnostic care is made available to each patient through referrals, appointments, and services. The DI Assistant provides full support for the Diagnostic Imaging Department in the form of telephone response, patient scheduling of Mammography future and recall appointments, obtaining physician orders prior to testing, and verifying the accuracy of requests with orders in McKesson Paragon and PACS. The DI Assistant will manage the maintenance of medical records, Mammography film filing, and the department’s computerized system PACS system for digital imaging. The DI Assistant will assist in and perform diverse tasks required to maintain an efficient and organized office.
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Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED