University of Vermont Health Network·Berlin, Vermont
The Radiology Medical Assistant is responsible for basic clinical duties to prepare patients for radiology procedures. They work collaboratively with clinical and support teams to ensure efficient department operations and maintain patient confidentiality.
CVMC - 130 Fisher Road Berlin
Location Address: 130 Fisher Road, Berlin Vermont
CVMC - Nuclear Medicine
Standard Hours: 40
Biweekly Scheduled Hours: 80
Shift: Day/Eve
Primary Shift: Variable -
Weekend Needs: None
Min $22.28 Mid $27.38 Max $32.48
Recruiter: Jason Dubuque
Under the general supervision of the Director of Radiology, Operations Supervisor and the clinical direction of the section Team Leaders, the Radiology Medical Assistant I is responsible for basic clinical duties needed in preparing a patient for a Radiology procedure. The Radiology-MA I works collaboratively with the clinical and support services teams to assure efficient and effective operations in the department while maintain confidentiality of all patients’ records, medical treatment and diagnosis and abiding by the policies and procedures of the department. Patient and family-centered care is essential to this role.
High school graduate with good interpersonal and computer skills.
Experience: One to three years experience in a medical office setting preferred
Candidates must be high school graduates with strong interpersonal and computer skills. One to three years of experience in a medical office setting is preferred.
Market context
Support-services roles in Vermont often reflect steady demand in long-term care, assisted living, and home-based care settings, especially for candidates with CNA, HHA, or LNA credentials and dementia-care experience. These jobs can be competitive because employers look for reliable caregivers who can work well with older adults and support daily routines. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm any license, experience, and training details before applying.
