patient accounts representative

medical assistant

ultrasonographer

radiologist

Radiology Regional

If you’re from out of town, like I was, BEWARE!. This region of south west Florida has very serious environmental issue with regards to regular toxic algae blooms and red tide events. Do your research!
I was first impressed with RRC primarily with the amount of resources via staffing and equipment it had. However, after some behind the scenes experience, I became really disenchanted with RRC. Working in diagnostic imaging for many years, I have seen facilities with literally half the staffing execute better services far more efficiently and effectively than this place.
By and large, I would say the regular technical staff here are good people and treat patients well. However, as a direct result of supervisors and administrative policies, there is a true lack of efficiency and effectiveness here. Techs are constantly bogged down by administrative type responsibilities that constantly distracts them from the actual scanning process. In addition to, scanning here is micromanaged and reduced to 15 min with mediocre resulting exams. Over booking is common, along with constant patient back-ups and complaints. Appointments are made on actual scan times, with no considerations for set up time.

Worked for for RR at the front desk for 5 years for finally 17 an hour. So much favoritism. Front desk management is a joke. They are really out of touch at what happens at the front end. And for some of the hard stuff we go through, we deserve more that 15 dollars an hour. I only get paid 17 because of the 3% raises and I got a promotion of $.48. I worked as float so I went to all the offices and saw a lot of the behind the scenes. Especially since my boss was one of the big bosses. And after working for this company for five years I’ve had it. So many changes and so many people are still shocked I worked there as long as I did in my dept. i loved what RR was not what it’s becoming. All in all it’s not a bad company it’s just hard to see how it’s going at this point. If you are looking into getting into the medical field. RR is a good starting company for anyone interested in medical careers. There are a lot of growing opportunities here and usually a good range of hours. 

Co-workers were nice and fun to work with. However managers and supervisors are impossible and lie. This company does not care about it's employees or the patients. It's hard to turn away a patient who REALLY needs the test they are coming in for especially when it could mean life or death for them, but I had to do that. No matter how hard you try or what you do it's not good enough. Employee's are overworked, some have said they have had to work 7am-7pm and others who are supposed to work a certain 8 1/2 shift has been told to come in 1 hr earlier to work and only get a 30 min and no chance for breaks. You can not be unappreciative of your employee's and work them to death if you want them to stay. I now know why they are constantly hiring front desk help as well as other positions. I have met so many former employee's and heard of many former employee's and I learned from personal exp why there are so many former employee's.

this job was toxic. The floats were constantly snitching for dumb things instead of doing their jobs. scheduling department always screws up. Patients are rude. The managers are HORRIBLE. They promise you a million things at orientation and you will never ever get a raise nor anything they promise you unless youre cool with the supervisors. Which you have to kiss their a** to be cool with them. They lost so many good people due to management and favoritism. They suck all their employees into their pointless high school like gossip and it was sad for me to see such good people with amazing potential leave throughout my time there. they also lie and say they’ll do anything they can to get you some time off, yet i would ask for days MONTHS in advance and they would mess up the schedule and then blame it on me. Just an absolute joke and they’re lucky i stayed as long as i did.

I got about a half day of training before I was thrown by myself. They knew I’d never used CR so I needed help with techniques. They also knew I’d been at a surgery center and would be rusty with positioning. Instead of helping me get comfortable with full training management nit picked all of my images. I felt like a student studying positioning after shifts because they were that picky each image had to be absolutely perfect or else they would pick it apart. The workers are thrown all over the place leaving you with no help. I was constantly having to hunt down a basic operator if I had questions about protocol or I difficulty getting an image. Pay seemed low to me. From the first week I was already trying to find a way to get out. Definitely a place to avoid, especially if you’re not a seasoned tech. 

Worst company I’ve ever worked for! Pay wasn’t great compared to what they expect out of you. Everyone gossiped and talked about one another like a bunch of teenagers, management included. Favoritism was huge! Nothing was confidential. HR was horrible!! They didn’t care if something was going on or you were having an issue. They were rude, nasty & lazy. I literally had one day of training, when told it would be 2-3 weeks. Then want to complain you aren’t doing something right. Everyone passes the blame onto someone else! No one owns up to anything. It was the same with the way they treated their patients. No one wanted to take care of complaints & management would pass it to someone below them. Job was mentally draining and such a toxic environment. I wouldn’t recommend RRC to my worst enemy! 

Terrible place to work. They reward efficiency with extra work and no pay increases. The work environment is toxic with water leaks and mold in the facility. There is inadequate training for certain positions and you are dealing with peoples lives. God forbid you clock in a minute early because then management will lecture you about it then alter your time card. You get stuck working overtime one day just to be sent home early the next so they don't have to pay you. Also don't take the sign on bonus if you don't plan on staying. They will take it out your last check. Center managers spend all day gossiping about patients and staff to other staff members. The quality of care is just not there. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The sense of "family" at the office location I work. The coworkers I see everyday in every modality and working component (i.e. center manager, front desk, scheduling) work together to make the process smooth and actually get along with little office drama.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Being micromanaged, put under a microscope for work production, having more negative feedback than positive (10 things right and 1 wrong and you'll hear about the 1 for a while).

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Let's just say, opinios vary from person to person

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Fast paced, mental, physical, can be draining and exhausting.

HR is not your friend here its very one sided and only in there best interest. There not willing to help you out even if you have a legitimate case. One of the supervisors was always drunk and didnt provide direction and was constantly talking about other employees. No training whatsoever, I worked overtime and was unpaid for that time which is illegal in the state of florida then they act like you should know all of the equipment and safeties involve around radiology equipment. No safety walk through with the supervisor no SOP's, no job overview, no direction  There is high turn around for a reason. The pay is decent, but hostile work environment.

Working at Radiology Regional was a frustrating experience. Employees were often expected to handle responsibilities beyond their job descriptions with limited training and support. Communication between departments was inconsistent, creating challenges for both staff and patients. Management did not always seem responsive to employee concerns, and workloads could become overwhelming due to staffing shortages. While there are dedicated employees throughout the organization, improvements are needed in training, leadership, communication, and employee recognition. Overall, I would not recommend this company based on my experience.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Patient accounts representative 3 salaries reported	$16.50 per hour
Medical assistant 3 salaries reported	$17.63 per hour
Ultrasonographer 1 salary reported	$37.00 per hour
Radiologist 1 salary reported	$298,789 per year

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