TITAN MEDICAL GROUP LLC

Titan Medical Group LLC specializes in deploying qualified medical imaging professionals to support critical diagnostic services at federal healthcare facilities, primarily through temporary staffing solutions. The contractor provides certified radiologic technologists for X-ray, CT, and other imaging modalities, ensuring continuity of care in underserved and remote locations such as the Gallup Indian Medical Center. Their technical expertise lies in staffing highly specialized clinical roles that require ARRT certification, adherence to radiation safety protocols, and familiarity with DICOM-compliant imaging systems. Key differentiators include rapid deployment of personnel with proven experience in tribal and public health settings, seamless integration into existing radiology workflows, and strict compliance with HIPAA and federal facility protocols. The company maintains a consistent, long-term relationship with the Department of Health and Human Services, delivering workforce solutions to support radiology departments within Indian Health Service facilities. Their engagements are focused on filling critical staffing gaps in diagnostic imaging, often under time-sensitive or emergency coverage scenarios, demonstrating an ability to respond to dynamic operational needs within federally funded healthcare systems. Titan Medical Group LLC operates primarily within the temporary help services sector (NAICS 561320), with secondary activity in physician office services (NAICS 621111), reflecting its role as a conduit for placing credentialed imaging technicians rather than providing direct clinical care. The company positions itself as a niche provider of clinical staffing for federal radiology programs, particularly those serving Native American communities under the IHS umbrella. The entity’s structure and certifications are not disclosed, and no government-specific accreditations are listed. While no physical location is provided, its contract activity is concentrated in federal healthcare facilities, suggesting a national footprint focused on remote and tribal medical centers served by HHS.