Radiology Scheduler - Work from Home | $16.00/hr | Starts 8/13/26

About this role

Overview Carenet Health is not authorized to hire in certain states due to internal business considerations: AZ, CA, CO, ME, NE, NJ, NY, NV, OR, WA, MD, RI, WV, AK, HI, CT, DE, VT, or Puerto Rico At Carenet, we foster collaboration, creativity and innovation. Our promises to our team members include empowering growth through trust, opportunity and accountability. We are looking for people who want to work with an entrepreneurial spirit and deliver market-leading performance! If you are passionate about healthcare and supporting patients with their healthcare needs, empathetic, patient focused and enjoys interacting with patients, patient representatives, providers, pharmacies and more, then this may be the position for you. Did we mention this was a remote, work from home position? Responsibilities Under general supervision, the Radiology Scheduler provides compassionate, accurate, and timely support to patients by scheduling, confirming, canceling, and rescheduling radiology appointments across multiple imaging modalities. This Work from Home role serves as a primary point of contact for patient imaging needs within a high-volume contact center environment, requiring efficiency, strong critical thinking, and attention to detail while managing complex, high touch interactions and adhering to healthcare protocols. The Radiology Scheduler is a key contributor within the Contact Center, combining advanced customer service skills with subject matter knowledge of radiology workflows, medical terminology, and multiple scheduling systems. The role requires ongoing training and cross training to build and maintain proficiency and accuracy across all radiology modalities, systems, and client specific workflows, while demonstrating understanding of and compliance with contact center performance metrics (including adherence, quality, attendance, and service levels) and maintaining all quality, performance, and privacy standards. Handle complex patient interactions requiring in