Jobs at Diageo

This remote role within the Veterans Evaluation Services team at Maximus focuses on managing scheduling communications for veterans. The specialist handles incoming calls, assists with appointment scheduling and rescheduling, and processes Claimant Appointment Packets. Key duties include monitoring voicemail, responding to emails, coordinating with internal departments, and mailing hard copies to veterans. The position offers the appeal of working with a supportive team to serve veterans while utilizing provided computer equipment. Candidates must be US citizens or Green Card holders residing in the Continental US and commit to a specific training period and shift schedule.

This full-time weekend shift supervisor role within the Diagnostic Radiology department at Medical University Hospital Authority involves coordinating clinical operations, managing personnel, and overseeing equipment across multiple hospital locations. The position requires operating radiologic equipment to produce diagnostic images while providing leadership to the team. Key responsibilities include ensuring departmental efficiency, maintaining regulatory compliance, and supporting staff development. The role appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative environment with energetic and enthusiastic colleagues, offering opportunities for professional growth within a respected healthcare system. The position is based on-site at the Main Hospital and Ashley River Tower with a standard 40-hour weekly schedule.

The Diagnostic Imaging Technologist I role supports daily radiology operations across multiple hospital campuses and clinics. Key responsibilities include operating various x-ray equipment for routine radiographs, assisting with fluoroscopic and operating room procedures using c-arm technology, and adhering to established safety practices under the direction of radiologists and supervisors. The position appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment with opportunities to work in diverse settings such as orthopedic clinics and surgical suites. The role requires flexibility to work various shifts, weekends, holidays, and rotational call schedules, offering a chance to gain broad clinical experience in a collaborative healthcare team.

The Diagnostic Imaging Technologist I role supports daily radiology department operations across multiple campuses and clinical areas. Key responsibilities include operating various x-ray equipment to perform routine radiographs, assisting with fluoroscopic and operating room procedures using c-arm technology, and adhering to established practices under the supervision of radiologists and lead technologists. The position requires flexibility to work varied shifts, weekends, holidays, and rotational call schedules. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a collaborative healthcare environment where they can apply their ARRT certification and Vermont state licensure to support patient care in diverse settings.

This full-time Diagnostic Radiologist role is based in Portland, Oregon, within Northwest Permanente, a physician-led multispecialty group serving Kaiser Permanente members. The position focuses on musculoskeletal imaging and fluoro-guided procedures, with responsibilities including providing clinical consultations, presenting at conferences, and collaborating with an integrated team of physicians and staff. The role offers a hybrid four-day work schedule with equitable call distribution supported by overnight coverage. Key appeals include a non-fee-for-service compensation model, a clear pathway to physician ownership, generous retirement contributions, and comprehensive professional development support. The position also provides eligibility for public service loan forgiveness and complete professional liability coverage.

This full-time Diagnostic Radiologist role focuses on cardiothoracic imaging within Northwest Permanente, a physician-led medical group in Portland, Oregon. The position involves interpreting high-volume diagnostic cases, performing fluoro-guided procedures, and presenting regularly at conferences while collaborating with an integrated team of clinicians. The role offers a hybrid four-day work schedule with shared overnight call coverage, providing significant work-life balance. Key appeals include a non-fee-for-service compensation model, access to advanced Epic EMR, opportunities for leadership, and eligibility for public service loan forgiveness. The position supports professional growth through generous education allowances and a pathway to physician ownership.

This full-time Diagnostic Radiologist role focuses on body imaging within Northwest Permanente, a physician-led medical group in Portland, Oregon. The position involves performing fluoro-guided procedures, interpreting Body MRI, PET-CT, and ultrasound scans, and presenting regularly at conferences. The role offers a collaborative environment with a manageable call schedule divided equally among the team and a hybrid four-day work week supported by overnight coverage. Key appeals include opportunities for leadership, a non-fee-for-service compensation model, and access to advanced electronic medical records. The position is based in Portland with no travel requirements.

This full-time Diagnostic Neuroradiologist role is based in Portland, Oregon, within a large multispecialty medical group led by physicians. The position involves providing high-quality diagnostic imaging care, performing fluoro-guided procedures, and presenting regularly at conferences. The role offers a hybrid four-day work week with overnight call coverage managed by a dedicated staff, ensuring a manageable schedule. Key appeals include a collaborative culture, opportunities for leadership, access to advanced electronic medical records, and eligibility for public service loan forgiveness. The position supports professional growth through paid education leave and comprehensive benefits, including liability coverage and retirement contributions.

This hybrid role seeks Board-certified or Board-eligible Diagnostic Radiologists for the Body and Neuro/Body divisions within MedStar Health, the largest healthcare system in the Maryland and Washington, D.C. region. The position involves interpreting CT, MRI, ultrasound, and X-ray studies, performing procedures like fluoroscopy and biopsies, and managing approximately 60 cases daily. Key responsibilities include collaborating with a dedicated 24/7 support team and participating in academic or clinical programs. The role offers a flexible hybrid schedule with a mix of on-site and remote days, providing a healthy work-life balance. It is appealing for its supportive culture focused on teamwork and inclusion, opportunities for career growth within a top-tier research and education system, and comprehensive benefits including malpractice coverage and retirement matching.

This full-time Diagnostic Radiologist role is based at UPMC Chautauqua in Jamestown, New York, offering both onsite and teleradiology options within a non-profit health system. The position involves interpreting diagnostic imaging studies, collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, and providing patient-centered care without on-call duties. Key responsibilities include maintaining high-quality diagnostic standards, utilizing advanced medical technology, and potentially pursuing leadership opportunities as a Medical Director. The role is appealing due to its strong work-life balance, generous paid time off, and a comprehensive benefits package that includes a pension plan, retirement matching, and tuition assistance. Located in a community known for its affordable living, rich culture, and proximity to major cities, the position supports a dynamic career in a collaborative environment with opportunities for professional growth and J1 visa sponsorship.

This full-time diagnostic pediatric radiologist role is based at a highly acclaimed academic institution in the New York metro area. The position involves interpreting imaging studies across all pediatric subspecialties except neuroradiology, utilizing advanced equipment including dedicated pediatric MRIs, CT scanners, and fluoroscopy units. Key responsibilities include providing diagnostic reports, collaborating with fellowship-trained colleagues in a large group setting, and participating in regular academic activities without night-time call for intussusceptions. The role offers a collegial environment with 24-hour ultrasound technologist support and flexible work arrangements allowing for residency in Manhattan, Queens, Long Island, or lower Westchester.

This full-time Diagnostic Radiology role is based in a private practice within the Bedford and Manchester, New Hampshire area. The position seeks a Board-Certified physician, including those with fellowship training in Neuro, MSK, or Body imaging, to join a collaborative, physician-owned team. Key responsibilities involve interpreting diagnostic imaging studies with a manageable workload of approximately 70 wRVUs per shift. The opportunity is appealing due to a clear partner track leading to full voting status and equal partner compensation within two years, alongside generous benefits including 12 weeks of annual vacation and relocation assistance. The role offers a high-quality lifestyle in a safe community known for its natural beauty, excellent schools, and proximity to Boston, with a focus on work-life balance and professional growth.

This full-time Diagnostic Radiology role offers a unique path to partnership within a private, 29-member group located in a vibrant state capital. The position involves utilizing advanced imaging technology to deliver high-quality patient care while enjoying a collegial team environment. Key responsibilities include interpreting diagnostic images and collaborating with the group to maintain operational excellence. The opportunity is particularly appealing due to its exceptional work-life balance, featuring 12 weeks of annual vacation and a flexible schedule. Candidates can join without a financial buy-in after a short track record and benefit from comprehensive support including relocation assistance and visa sponsorship. The role is based on-site in a community known for its affordability, cultural richness, and proximity to major cities.

This full-time Diagnostic Radiology position is based at a Level 3 Trauma Center in Roseburg, Oregon, offering exclusive coverage of plain films, CTs, ultrasounds, and MRIs. The role involves managing a reasonable volume of approximately 65 to 70 studies per shift using McKesson PACS and Meditech EMR systems. Key responsibilities include interpreting diverse imaging modalities and participating in a partnership track that leads to shareholder status within one year. The position features a predictable Monday through Friday schedule with every third week off, providing significant work-life balance. The opportunity is appealing due to the independent practice model, access to advanced technology, and the chance to join a supportive team in a scenic location known for outdoor recreation and a lower cost of living.

This role involves joining a large, progressive team of over 40 professionals as a Diagnostic Radiologist at Maine Medical Center in Portland. The position covers multiple hospitals across Maine and New Hampshire, including opportunities for after-hours reads through a dedicated teleradiology company. Key responsibilities include performing diagnostic imaging, participating in quality assurance initiatives, and collaborating with a diverse subspecialty group. The opportunity is appealing due to its hybrid work model, limited call responsibility, and a unique practice model that blends private practice with academic medicine. The role offers a supportive environment with advanced technology and significant flexibility for work-life balance. Located in a top-rated coastal city, the position provides access to a vibrant community with excellent schools, dining, and recreational activities, all while maintaining professional fulfillment within a physician-led healthcare organization.

This PRN Diagnostic Medical Sonographer role is based at the Marshfield Medical Center within Sanford Health, a leading rural healthcare system. The position involves performing professional ultrasound examinations, capturing diagnostic images of anatomical and pathological structures, and operating advanced imaging technology. Key responsibilities include collaborating with physicians during invasive procedures, maintaining accreditation standards, and supervising or training students and junior sonographers. The role appeals to candidates seeking to serve a community-focused mission with opportunities for professional growth and skill development in sonography. The position offers flexible scheduling with varying shifts and may include travel for outreach services or mobile imaging duties.

This full-time onsite role within the Radiology Ultrasound department at UCHealth Anschutz Outpatient Pavilion involves performing diagnostic sonography procedures for patients. Key responsibilities include reviewing patient history, educating individuals on exams, operating imaging equipment, ensuring image quality, and monitoring patient conditions during scans. The position requires critical thinking and the ability to work independently in a fast-paced environment. The role is appealing due to the organization's strong commitment to professional growth, including significant tuition assistance for degrees and certificates, as well as access to extensive learning resources. Employees benefit from a comprehensive rewards program featuring performance bonuses, market-aligned pay reviews, and robust health and well-being support.

This full-time onsite role within the Radiology Ultrasound department at UCHealth Anschutz Inpatient Pavilion involves performing diagnostic sonography procedures for inpatients. The sonographer is responsible for reviewing patient history, educating patients, administering contrast media when ordered, and operating imaging equipment to capture high-quality diagnostic images. Key duties include monitoring patient status, troubleshooting equipment issues, and collaborating with radiology students. The position appeals to professionals seeking a supportive culture that invests in growth through comprehensive tuition assistance and career development programs. The role offers a stable work environment with a robust benefits package including health coverage, retirement matching, and paid time off, all within a fast-paced hospital setting.

This part-time Diagnostic Medical Sonographer role is based at Ascension St. Elizabeth in Appleton, Wisconsin, within the Ultrasound department. The position focuses on performing high-quality diagnostic ultrasound procedures to support accurate patient diagnosis and treatment planning. Key responsibilities include managing and calibrating ultrasound equipment, maintaining strict safety and quality control standards, and accurately documenting patient data and images within the PACS system. The role appeals to professionals seeking a supportive environment within a leading nonprofit health system recognized for its inclusive culture and commitment to service. Opportunities for career growth are available through paid tuition assistance and ongoing professional development. The position operates on a day shift schedule.

This remote role supports the Veterans Evaluation Services team by managing scheduling communications for veterans. The specialist handles incoming calls, coordinates appointment rescheduling, and processes Claimant Appointment Packets to ensure timely responses. Key duties include monitoring voicemail, sending appointment notifications, and mailing hard copies to veterans. The position offers a stable work environment with company-provided equipment and a clear schedule, focusing on assisting veterans with their medical evaluations. Candidates must be US citizens or Green Card holders residing in the Continental US and commit to a three-week training period.

This full-time Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist role focuses on performing CT scans and digital radiography for patient diagnosis and treatment within the Tohono O'odham Nation Health Center system. The position involves independently operating CT equipment, administering IV contrast, monitoring patient vital signs, and maintaining quality assurance protocols. Key responsibilities include developing scanning protocols, managing emergency procedures, and ensuring accurate electronic record-keeping. The role is appealing for its opportunity to serve a specific community while working with advanced imaging technology and a collaborative team. The position offers a mix of on-site duties across multiple facilities and may require temporary relocation to different health centers. Fluency in the Tohono O'odham language is a valued asset for this culturally focused healthcare environment.

The University of Utah Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences seeks a Diagnostic Medical Physicist faculty member to support diagnostic, radiotherapy, and nuclear medicine divisions. The role involves performing acceptance testing and quality control on advanced imaging equipment, managing radiation safety protocols, and optimizing imaging procedures. Key responsibilities include providing physics support for accreditation programs, conducting dosimetry research, and teaching radiological physics to residents and staff. This position offers the opportunity to work within a state-of-the-art NCI-designated cancer center equipped with cutting-edge MRI, CT, and PET-CT technologies. The role is based in Salt Lake City, providing access to a collaborative academic environment known for educational excellence and a high quality of life surrounded by natural beauty.