How Qualified Rad Techs Make the Difference

Today, an entire team of health professionals come together to coordinate a patient’s well-being. Rad techs are one of the biggest players on the team. They make up the third largest group of healthcare professionals – surpassed in number only by physicians and nurses. Most rad techs are experts in x-ray and computed tomography (CT) imaging. Some may choose to specialize in imaging techniques like magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), positron emission tomography (PET) or mammography. They are primarily responsible for the patients’ care experience during these exams, making them critical to patient satisfaction. Their bedside manner determines the patient’s level of comfort and overall patient experience, but their involvement doesn’t stop there. Rad techs also ensure the quality of the images captured, maintain imaging equipment and assist physicians as they make their diagnosis.

Now more than ever the need for qualified staff is critical to operate an effective healthcare organization that provides exceptional patient care. Many hospitals and health systems are facing staffing shortages in a time where diagnostic imaging services are in high demand. This influx in patient volume doesn’t always allow sufficient time to properly train new staff members. To help overcome this concern, Shared Imaging offers fully trained, certified and licensed clinical staff as part of our imaging solutions. Together we train talent on your internal processes to ensure our team works seamlessly as a part of your organization.

Currently, Shared Imaging employs over 100 of the best radiologic technologists and technologist assistants!  Each year, we take this time to acknowledge our rad techs and make sure they know how much their contributions are seen and appreciated.

Here are a few exceptional Shared Imaging rad techs that have earned our WHITE GLOVE SERVICE AWARD for going above and beyond:

Melissa Starling
PET/CT Technologist

Sharon Rhone
Technologist-aide

Jennifer Collette
MR Technologist

Krystal Thomas
PET/CT Technologist

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