Capitol Imaging Services
Tim Haley has extensive work experience in the medical imaging field, spanning over two decades. Tim started their career as a CT Technologist at Diagnostic Imaging Services in 1999, where they excelled in managing department workflow and developing new technologies to improve communication with referring physicians.
In 2002, Tim joined Medical Center Diagnostics as a CT Technologist, where they assumed additional responsibilities as a physician liaison and produced CT/PET fusion studies using third-party software.
In 2003, Tim became the Clinical Director and PACS Administrator at MD Imaging, where they played a key role in opening an imaging center and overseeing the workflow of clinical and clerical areas.
From 2006 to 2010, Tim worked at Fairway Medical Surgical Hospital as the Director of Radiology and PACS Administrator. During this time, they coordinated the installation of advanced digital imaging equipment and implemented mobile PACS workstations, enabling remote access to clinical images for surgeons and clinicians. Tim also ensured the prompt delivery of image results by reconciling them with clinical information.
Tim joined Diagnostic Imaging Services/LSUHSC in 2011 as the Operations Manager, where they continued to manage operations and further enhance efficiency.
In 2013, Tim took on the role of Operations Manager at Diagnostic Imaging Services - Northshore/LSU St. Charles, where they successfully led the operations of the facility.
Tim then joined Diagnostic Imaging Services in 2015 as a Certified Radiology Administrator, further showcasing their expertise in managing radiology processes and administration.
Most recently, Tim served as the Radiology Information Director at Capitol Imaging Services, where they continued to leverage their skills and experience to guide the company's information management strategies as the Chief Information Officer.
Throughout their career, Tim has consistently demonstrated their commitment to advancing medical imaging and improving patient care.
Tim Haley's education history includes attending Nicholls State University, where they did not complete a degree or specify a field of study. Tim also attended the Baton Rouge General Medical Center School of Radiology, where they did not complete a degree but studied Radiologic Technology. Additionally, they attended Northwestern State University, where they did not complete a degree but also studied Radiologic Technology.
Capitol Imaging Services
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Capitol Imaging Services (CIS) is working to be the screening and diagnostic testing provider of choice for people in the communities we serve as well as their medical providers. One critical factor is the overall experience for a person who comes in for his or her test, from the time he or she walks through our door to the time he or she departs. There are three components CIS associates work diligently to deliver to each and every person: • A warm welcome from our front desk receptionists. • A pleasant experience from registration to the completion of the imaging exam. • A very sincere “thank you” for choosing us prior to leaving our facility. If your visit at a CIS facility is not warm, pleasant and sincere, we want to know about it. At Capitol Imaging Services, people are treated with the respect they deserve. Their pre-registration is made simple and any wait times are usually minimal in length. Test results are provided to physicians as quickly as possible so any treatment deemed appropriate may begin. We understand because we, our family, loved ones and friends are CIS patients, too. Capitol Imaging Services performs imaging exams in facilities that are free of hectic medical campuses, multi-story parking garages, elevators, painted lines and signs everywhere. People who come to a CIS facility park in front or near our clinic, walk in the front door and straight into our reception area. Because we know that undergoing an imaging exam can be a worrisome, anxious time for many, we work to offer a calm, quiet atmosphere that puts people at ease. Being more at ease for an exam such as a MRI, CT or ultrasound scan contributes significantly to better images AND a more quality outcome for the radiologist and the treating medical provider.