Ultrasound Technologist
About the job
- Applicants must have completed an Ultrasound Technologist program with a diploma.
- BLS certification is required.
- Applicants must demonstrate sound judgment, professionalism, effective communication and interpersonal skills, a structured approach to work, prioritization in a fast-paced environment, and the ability to understand complex problems.
- Perform high-quality ultrasound procedures in accordance with approved practices, department policies and procedures, and applicable regulatory requirements.
- Assist radiologists with ultrasound-guided biopsies and procedures as needed.
- Understand how ultrasound data is generated and the theory and operation of instruments that detect, display, and store acoustic information from clinical examinations.
- Monitor patients’ well-being during exams, recognize discomfort or medical problems, and take appropriate action.
- Safeguard patient property and patient health information.
- Safeguard on-site medications in accordance with company policies, procedures, and legal requirements.
- Respect company property, including cash and patient financial information on-site or on patient portals.
- Maintain professional behavior toward patients and coworkers and respond to others’ needs.
- Respect patient boundaries and cultural sensitivities during interactions.
- Interact diplomatically and sympathetically with patients, their families, and the public in a clinical setting.
- Establish, nurture, and maintain cooperative working relationships.
- Passing the SPI exam is preferred.
- Current ARDMS certifications or ARRT (S), or eligibility for ARDMS Registry / ARRT (S), is preferred.
About the company
RadNet runs a network of 350 outpatient radiology centers across seven states, providing advanced imaging services to patients. Its core offerings include diagnostic imaging (such as X-ray, CT, MRI, and other modalities) performed at clinics and interpreted by radiologists. The company combines imaging technology with artificial intelligence to improve diagnostic accuracy and speed, supporting healthcare providers, patients, regulators, and payers. Revenue comes from patient fees and partnerships with healthcare institutions. RadNet differentiates itself through scale (a large, nationwide outpatient imaging network), ongoing investment in technology and AI, and a focus on standardizing high-quality imaging across its centers. The company’s goal is to expand access to precise, efficient radiology services and to maintain leadership in imaging quality and research by continuously adopting best practices and pioneering radiology-related innovations.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Los Angeles, California
Founded
1981
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 revenue hit $622.7 million, up 25%, with record adjusted EBITDA.
- Digital Health revenue rose 56.5% in Q2 2026, reaching $32.4 million.
- October 2026 WIN-NextGen expands RadNet's workforce pipeline before imaging labor shortages deepen.
What critics are saying
- AI growth depends on pricey integrations, and June 2026 debt rose to $1.2 billion.
- Q2 2026 showed $99.7 million EBITDA, but earnings still missed forecasts on May 11.
- A radiologist shortage persists; if staffing lags, RadNet loses throughput and teleradiology margins.
What makes RadNet unique
- March 2026, DeepHealth bought Gleamer, creating a global radiology clinical AI platform.
- April 2026, Saint Alphonsus JV bundled DeepHealth software with five Boise imaging centers.
- June 2026, Reporting Pro automated radiology reporting across imaging modalities and geographies.
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Benefits
- Health Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
- Wellness Program
- 401(k) Company Match