ULTRASOUND TECHNOLOGIST

At Pueblo Medical Imaging, your work in contracts and provider relationships directly supports the partnerships that make high-quality patient care possible. By aligning with hospitals, medical groups, and payors, you help ensure physicians have the resources, access, and support needed to deliver timely, accurate diagnoses and guide critical treatment decisions.

We are committed to excellence, not only in patient care, but in how we build and maintain strong, collaborative partnerships. Our culture is rooted in precision, accountability, communication, and innovation, creating an environment where professionals can grow, feel valued, and take pride in the impact of their work.

If you are looking for a role where strategy, relationship management, and meaningful outcomes intersect, Pueblo Medical Imaging offers a career with purpose, not just a job.

Join us and make an impact every day by strengthening the partnerships that drive better care for our patients and communities. 

The Contract & Provider Relations Manager is responsible for managing strategic relationships with hospital partners and large medical groups, overseeing contract negotiations, supporting radiologist provider agreements, ensuring timely credentialing, and leading a variety of operational and special projects.

This role serves as a key liaison between the organization, hospital leadership, radiologists, payors, and healthcare partners. 

Key Responsibilities

• Greet, accept and prepare the patient for US procedures. Other modalities may apply if certified.
• Assess and document patient’s condition to determine proper handling and special requirements.  
• Check requisition for physician notes and/or special instructions.  
• Instruct and assist patients in assuming physical position for appropriate test.
• Ensure positive experience for the patient while at any PMI facility and uphold company objective for patient satisfaction.
• Adhere to procedure protocols as established by the Medical Director and/or physician performing a procedure.
• Execute high quality procedures as ordered from referring physicians.
• Enforce US safety procedures to provide a safe environment for patients and staff.  Safety procedures for other modalities may apply if certified.
• Maintain US equipment/rooms in proper working condition.  Multiple modalities may apply.  Report malfunction and necessary repairs to manager. 
• Performs other duties and/or special projects as assigned.

Qualifications

• 2-3 years of previous US experience.
• ARDMS and RVT for US credentialing or be registry eligible.
• Ability to do essential job duties.
• Ability to read, understand, speak, and follow English instructions. Bilingual preferred.
• Display superior interpersonal skills for effective communication with patients and peers
• Possess a superior knowledge of US procedures and techniques.
• Must have complete competency in standard precautions, aseptic technique, venipuncture, and contrast administration.