Full-Time
Imaging Assistant
Radiology Diagnostic
Posted on 10/1/2025
Saint Francis Health System
No salary listed
Tulsa, OK, USA
In Person
Position is located at Yale Campus - Hospital in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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- High School Diploma or GED
- CPR Certification preferred
- 0 - 6 months related experience
- Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and Access
- Effective interpersonal, written and oral communication skills
- Ability to organize and prioritize work in an effective and efficient manner
- Provides assistance to technologist in positioning and immobilizing the patient during radiographic examinations
- Accessions exam orders to properly reflect the procedure performed using the electronic medical record
- Performs procedural tasks such as CR processing, patient transporting, related clerical duties and special assignments when necessary
- Utilizes hospital/department communications, telephone, computer, and paging appropriately
- Demonstrates effective verbal and written communication skills with patients, visitors, physicians, co-workers and hospital personnel
- Highly motivated in providing excellent customer service to all
- Supports department/hospital goals through PI and educational activities
- Attends mandatory in-service and meets department educational standards
- Modifies behaviors or performance to comply with care standards and department requirements
- CPR Certification preferred
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Tulsa, Oklahoma
Founded
1960
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What believers are saying
- MedWise acquisition scales urgent care footprint retaining staff instantly.
- Hospital-at-home expands to rural areas serving 60% out-of-county patients.
- $25M Tulsa expansions enable oncology and women's health growth.
What critics are saying
- DispatchHealth layoffs disrupt hospital-at-home within 6-12 months.
- MedWise integration fails causing $10M losses in 12-24 months.
- Oklahoma payers cut reimbursements 15% terminating venture Q3 2026.
What makes Saint Francis Health System unique
- Acquired nine UCA-accredited MedWise clinics from QuikTrip in April 2026.
- Launched DispatchHealth hospital-at-home serving 40 patients around Tulsa.
- Pioneered robotic CABG surgery led by Dr. Jennifer Perri in Hartford.
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Missouri State University appoints Eric Schick as new CFO. Janis Reeser Springfield News-Leader April 9, 2026, 3:42 a.m. CT Missouri State University has named Eric Schick its new chief financial officer, effective April 13. Schick most recently held the same position at the University of Tulsa, according to a community announcement. He is a certified public accountant with more than 25 years of financial and operational leadership experience in higher education and health care. Eric Schick has experience in education, health care sectors. Schick previously served as the executive vice president and chief financial officer at Saint Francis Health System in Tulsa for 23 years. He also worked as a controller at Oklahoma State University Medical Center for five years. Schick has led strategic financial planning, operational improvement and organizational restructuring efforts throughout his career. His experience also includes contract negotiations, budgeting, endowment management and financial reporting. In his new role, Schick will oversee the university's financial operations and help guide long-range planning, budgeting and resource management, according to the announcement. "Eric brings deep financial expertise, strong leadership and a proven ability to help organizations plan strategically for the future," Missouri State University President Richard B. Williams said in the announcement. "His experience in higher education and complex organizations will serve Missouri State well as we continue to advance the university's mission and position it for long-term success."
Saint Francis Hospital hosts Women Physician's Networking Event. The event gathered providers in celebrating the groundbreaking contributions and achievements of women in medicine. HARTFORD, Conn. (March 12, 2025) - Saint Francis Hospital hosted a Women Physician's networking Event on March 10 at the Mandell JCC of Greater Hartford. The event, planned to honor National Women Physician's Day on February 3, was rescheduled from an earlier date due to weather. Around 50 physicians and providers from around the region gathered for networking and camaraderie. National Women Physicians Day honors and celebrates the groundbreaking contributions and achievements of women in medicine, highlighting their resilience, innovation and impact on patient care. The day was founded in celebration of Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to receive a medical degree in the United States in 1849. A pioneering physician, influential writer and medical professor, Dr. Blackwell is regarded as a trailblazer, not just for earning her medical degree, but also for advocating for medical education for women. Attendees at the Women Physician's Networking Event were welcomed by Valerie Powell-Stafford, MHSA, FACHE, President of Saint Francis and Mount Sinai Rehabilitation Hospital, who thanked the physicians in attendance for the role they play in delivering Mission-based care to the community. Powell-Stafford also introduced Kelly Tyler, MD, Chair of Surgery at Saint Francis, who recently became the first woman to be named to the position. Jennifer Perri, MD, cardiac surgeon at Saint Francis, was the event's keynote speaker. Dr. Perri recently led the launch of a robotic coronary artery bypass (CABG) program at Saint Francis, offering patients a minimally invasive alternative to traditional bypass surgery. Dr. Perri is currently the only surgeon in Hartford County and one of only two in Connecticut performing robotic coronary bypass surgery, further strengthening the hospital's leadership in robotic innovation. About Saint Francis Hospital Saint Francis Hospital has been an anchor institution in Connecticut since 1897. Saint Francis is a member of Trinity Health Of New England and Trinity Health, one of the largest multi-institutional Catholic health care delivery systems in the nation. Saint Francis Hospital, a Level 1 Trauma Center, is a 617-bed hospital, a major teaching hospital, and the largest Catholic hospital in New England. Other Saint Francis entities include the Comprehensive Women's Health Center, the Connecticut Joint Replacement Institute, the Hoffman Heart and Vascular Institute of Connecticut, the Smilow Cancer Hospital Yale-New Haven at Saint Francis, Trinity Health Of New England Medical Group, and Community Health and Well Being, which includes the Curtis D. Robinson Center for Health Equity, the Joan C. Dauber Food Pantry, and the Greater Hartford Family Advocacy Center. Follow MetroHartford Alliance on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter/X @SaintFrancisCT
DispatchHealth, Saint Francis Health System launch new hospital-at-home program. As part of their joint venture, DispatchHealth and Saint Francis Health System have launched a new hospital-at-home program. The model is designed to either substitute an entire hospital stay or part of a hospital stay, allowing patients to recover in their own home. Both sides of the venture aim to expand the program to provide more hospital-level care at home for rural and underserved areas. "For us, it's a way to expand access for this new level of care at a really low capital investment in comparison to new bed towers - which we're also opening and expanding for those that need to be transferred in from the region for a higher level of care, while at the same time extending our mission into the home for those that really don't necessarily need to be in the brick and mortar setting," Meg Zacks, senior vice president and chief strategy officer for Saint Francis Health System, told Home Health Care News. "So for us [it's] an opportunity to grow, improve outcomes and ultimately improve the health of eastern Oklahoma, and the total cost of care to serve that population." Tulsa, Oklahoma-based Saint Francis is a Catholic, not-for-profit health system with over 12,000 employees. The opt-in hospital-at-home program is currently staffed to treat five to six patients, with plans to grow. Two Saint Francis campuses are involved in the program, and on any given day, roughly 30 to 50 patients would be eligible for hospital-level care at home, and the model's virtual unit was built to be able to handle approximately 40 patients. As part of the program, workers explain how hospital-level care at home works, assist with transportation to patients' homes, set up technology that enables 24/7 communication with their care teams and provide in-person care in patients' homes. "We are sending teams to home at minimum twice daily, but in some cases, much more than that, to deliver and assess that treatment and how their response to treatment is going," Pippa Shulman, chief medical officer of hospital-at-home operator DispatchHealth, told HHCN. "And if patients need extra support for personal care, we can also provide that as well. Patients are offered meals, so all the things that you would get in the brick and mortar hospital, you get in the comfort and safety of your own home, where people really want to heal." DispatchHealth is among the most prominent providers of hospital-at-home services. Founded in 2013, the company provides care across 20 states. In June 2025, the provider merged with Medically Home, another major hospital-at-home player. Following the merger, DispatchHealth restructured its operations, laying off some workers, exiting one market and changing service offerings in nine others. The clinical care for hospital-at-home services is the same for facility-based care, Shulman said, but it requires that clinicians know how to take care of patients in the home. When expanding to a new market, DispatchHealth works to ensure the care ecosystem works seamlessly. "We are really excited to partner with St Francis Health, because of the opportunity for patients in rural and underserved areas," Shulman said. "I believe that we'll be able to expand with Saint Francis as they're getting experience in the model, and as patients are getting used to this kind of care. It may require us to come up with new ways that we are expanding to more far-flung areas." These new methods could include workforce considerations that enable whole care teams to operate in rural environments, Shulman said. The program is initially focused on a 20-mile radius around the Tulsa metro area, which equates to a 30-minute drive for medical teams to visit patients' homes. In the long term, Saint Francis sees an opportunity to expand the program to provide hospital-at-home services in rural communities. "We have 60% of our patients that come from outside of Tulsa County that could potentially be able to receive this level of care in their local community," Zacks said. "But that would be a long-term vision for us."
2 Saint Francis hospitals receive maternity care awards. * fox23.com news staff * dec 11, 2025. OKLAHOMA - Saint Francis Hospital South and Saint Francis Hospital Muskogee have been recognized for their maternity care by the U.S. News & World Report. The two locations were recognized as High Performing in maternity care for 2026. These are the only hospitals in northeast Oklahoma to receive the rating. Saint Francis Hospital Muskogee also earned the Maternity Care Access award, highlighting the hospital's commitment to providing high-quality care for families who have limited access to maternity services in their communities. Saint Francis Health System congratulated the dedicated teams at both locations for providing exceptional care to mothers and babies across eastern Oklahoma. You can learn more about Saint Francis Health System by clicking here.
UCSF Health acquired two hospitals - San Francisco-based Saint Francis Memorial Hospital and St. Mary's Medical Center - from Dignity Health in August for $100 million.