The Radiology Tech/Ambulatory Patient Care Tech/Ambulatory Patient Access Representative serves in combined clinical and clerical capacities to help maintain the efficiency and effectiveness of the physician practice. The Radiology Technologist is responsible to provide patient services using imaging modalities. The Radiology Tech applies principles of radiation protection; performs X-ray exams; and evaluates images for technical quality. The Patient Care Techs (PCTs) provides patient care under the direction of a Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical nurse for assigned patients. They are responsible for assisting with both clinical and clerical duties, for assisting the nursing staff in the delivery of quality care and for coordinating communications occurring at the nurses’ station while assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating patient care and safety. The Ambulatory Patient Access Representative (APAR) is responsible for coordinating communications occurring at the clinic. He/she is responsible for the paperwork involved with registering patients and for keeping up with new and changing insurance matters as well as IT updates and workflow changes. The APAR receives supervision from the Clinic Manager. Works closely with Patient Access Services System Coordinator to keep up with current guidelines in the registration process, as well as patient financial services to keep up with basic changes for the collection process. Provides customer service to patients and their families, visitors, physicians, coworkers, and other medical and non-medical personnel.

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