Scan.com

Scan.com

Imaging network enabling search, scheduling, results

Clinical Application Administrator

Full-Time
$80k - $90k/yr
Mid
Remote in USA+1 more

More locations: Atlanta, GA, USA

Remote

About the job

Requirements
  • Working knowledge of Health Level Seven version 2 message structure, including ORM and ORU message types and segment-level analysis of PID, PV1, OBR, and OBX.
  • Experience with an integration engine such as Rhapsody, Mirth Connect, or an equivalent platform.
  • Familiarity with Picture Archiving and Communication Systems, Radiology Information Systems, or Electronic Health Record systems and the radiology workflow from order through results delivery.
  • Familiarity with Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine concepts and basic imaging terminology, including pushing, reprocessing, or validating imaging studies for troubleshooting.
  • Ability to manage multiple concurrent issues across multiple platforms with clear notes, closed loops, and timely ticket follow-up.
  • Clear written and verbal communication for translating accurately between technical and non-technical stakeholders.
  • Ability to use artificial intelligence daily for drafting, analysis, and research, verify its output, understand its failure modes, and use it responsibly with sensitive data.
Responsibilities
  • Monitor and maintain active Health Level Seven interfaces across ORM and ORU message types to ensure orders and results are transmitted accurately and on time between Scan.com and partner systems.
  • Analyze Health Level Seven message segments, including PID, PV1, OBR, and OBX, to diagnose data transmission failures and validate downstream delivery.
  • Reprocess failed messages and confirm successful resolution while maintaining records of the issue, root cause, and corrective action.
  • Perform daily production support tasks, including report reprocessing, data corrections, and study transfers.
  • Manage the support ticket queue across Slack, Linear, and HubSpot, ensuring each issue has ownership, timely follow-up, and complete documentation.
  • Support Picture Archiving and Communication Systems gateway operations alongside the Team Lead, including writing and maintaining scripts, pushing studies, troubleshooting connectivity issues, and validating image transfers.
  • Lead the technical deployment and configuration of Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine and Health Level Seven gateway software for new client onboarding, validating end-to-end image routing before go-live.
  • Collaborate with engineering, operations, clinical, and client support teams to investigate and resolve integration issues and implement longer-term fixes for recurring patterns.
  • Document processes, issue resolutions, and configuration changes to build a reliable team knowledge base.
  • Identify opportunities for automation and workflow improvement within the integration support function.
  • Manage smaller-scale projects end-to-end, coordinating and communicating with stakeholders from initiation through delivery.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in healthcare information technology or clinical systems support is strongly preferred.
  • Familiarity with the regulatory and operational context of healthcare is preferred.

About the company

Scan.com is a medical imaging network that connects patients, employers, health plans, and digital-health apps to MRI and other diagnostic scans via a national API for search, scheduling, and results, with care guides. It uses live two-way integrations with imaging centers’ scheduling systems and electronic medical records (EMRs) and AI to match availability, price, and subspecialty, enabling online booking instead of fax/phone. The platform differentiates itself through its extensive, cross-market network (UK and US), API-first approach, real-time scheduling integrations, and AI-driven matching, aiming to streamline how imaging is accessed and paid for. Its goal is to continue expanding its network and capabilities through expansion, acquisitions, and AI infrastructure, supported by financing, to replace offline booking and improve access to diagnostic imaging.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Early VC

Total Funding

$132.7M

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2017

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What believers are saying

  • August 31, 2026 financing added $220 million for US expansion, M&A, and working capital.
  • Revenue doubled to a $165 million-plus annualized run rate, signaling strong demand.
  • Scan.com is actively hiring across engineering, operations, and MRI technologist roles in the US.

What critics are saying

  • RadNet’s 418 centers and DeepHealth stack can vertically integrate imaging distribution by 2027.
  • CMS prior-authorization APIs starting January 1, 2027 commoditize scheduling and authorization layers.
  • Clinical failures in HL7 and DICOM onboarding can break referrals, delay scans, and damage trust.

What makes Scan.com unique

  • API-first imaging network integrates scheduling, EMRs, pricing, and results into one workflow.
  • Scan.com claims the UK’s largest imaging network and serves 900,000-plus patients globally.
  • Live appointment inventory and subspecialty matching differentiate it from fax-driven referral coordination.

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Benefits

401(k) Retirement Plan

401(k) Company Match

Health Insurance

Vision Insurance

Dental Insurance

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

PTO/vacation

Paid Holidays

Unlimited Paid Time Off

Personal Development Budgets

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

↑ 0%

1 year growth

↓ -3%

2 year growth

↓ -1%
Business Wire
Aug 31st, 2026
Scan.com raises $220M to build US's largest medical imaging network

Scan.com has closed $220 million in combined equity and debt financing after doubling revenue to surpass a $165 million annualised run rate. The company is building a national medical imaging network in the US. The funding comprises $90 million in equity led by Noteus Partners, with participation from Aviva, Concord Health Partners, YZR Capital and Oxford Capital. VerisFi Capital and Atempo Growth provided $130 million in debt facilities. Scan.com operates a platform connecting patients, doctors and imaging centres through a single API. The technology integrates with providers' scheduling systems and electronic medical records, using AI to match patients with appropriate facilities based on availability, price and quality. More than 900,000 patients have used the network globally. The company, already the UK's largest medical imaging network, expanded to the US in 2023.

AI Capital
Dec 28th, 2023
Ukrainian Toloka.Vc Invests $615K In British Medtech Startup Scan.Com

Ukrainian Toloka.vc invests $615k in British medtech startup Scan.comUkrainian venture syndicate Toloka.vc has announced its another investment to AIN.Capital. This time, the syndicate invested $615,000 in Scan.com, UK’s marketplace for self-pay MRI scans. The investment will accelerate its expansion into the US market.Founded in 2017 by Dr. Khalid Latief, Mark Nissim, Charlie Bullock, Oliver Knight, and Joe Daniels, Scan.com is an online platform that helps users compare, view, and book medical scanning services. Scan.com team consists of 45 people and builds the infrastructure to seamlessly connect doctors and patients with medical imaging centers in the UK and US.“American healthcare system is fraught with insurance roadblocks, poor provider-to-patient communication, and logistical nightmares. This can make getting the medical care you need feel frustrating, exhausting, or impossible; medical imaging is no exception

TechCrunch
Apr 16th, 2023
Scan.Com, Which Gives Patients Direct Access To Private Medical Imaging Services, Raises $12M

Anyone in the U.K. who has tried to book an NHS medical appointment of late will know just how much of an ordeal it can be, with median waiting times for consultant-led elective care (i.e. pre-planned clinical treatment) currently sitting at around 14.6 weeks in England. This has led to a spike in people turning to the private medical sector, a trend some argue heralds the start of a two-tier healthcare system where those with financial means effectively pay to fast-track their treatment.In tandem, a floundering public healthcare system has created fertile ground for healthtech startups to flourish, addressing everything from staffing shortages to improving radiologists’ tech stack.One such company is Scan.com, a London-based medical imaging startup that connects patients with scanning centers, covering MRI, ultrasound, CT, and X-ray. The company today announced it has raised $12 million in a Series A round of funding, as it looks to build on its recent U.S. launch.Waiting timesThe problem, according to Scan.com, is that even if a patient is able to book a doctor’s appointment in the first place (a procedure that is becoming increasingly difficult in itself in the U.K.), the subsequent referral process to get an appropriate scan can take several months, after which they may have to wait even longer to receive the results.Scan.com has partnered with hundreds of scanning centers to enable individuals to access medical imaging services with or without a GP’s referral, with user-friendly reports replete with clickable diagrams delivered within a week.Scan.com report Image Credits: Scan.comTo use Scan.com’s online referral system, users pay up-front to secure their scan, and then they are booked in for a virtual consultation with a clinician within 48 hours.Prices vary based on a number of factors such as location and the type of scan required, but rough ball-park figures run anywhere from £180 to £395 or more, and includes the consultation, the scan, and all the follow-on reports.If a scan identifies a serious problem, the patient enters Scan.com’s “urgent findings pathway,” where a clinical team contacts the patient and their doctor to explain the results and offer guidance on what to do next.But the ability to bypass a GP (general practitioner) and self-refer for a medical scan surely could lead to all manner of time-wasting endeavors — what if a patient doesn’t actually need a scan?“Our clinical team offers consultations and guidance to all patients once they’ve booked, which is a core part of the service we offer,” Scan.com CEO Charlie Bullock explained to TechCrunch

BusinessCloud
Sep 8th, 2022
Scan.com raises £2.2m to make diagnostic imaging accessible to all

London company says its platform significantly reduces diagnostic wait times to a week, a third of the NHS average

Scan.com
Feb 4th, 2022
National MRI Scan partners with Medbelle

National MRI Scan are delighted to announce its newest partnership with Medbelle.