Associate degree or Certificate in radiologic technology
3-5 years as a clinical imaging professional
Certification in RAD, CT, MRI, Mammography, Ultrasound, PET CT, Nuclear Medicine, or Interventional Radiology
Licensed Radiographer - State of Maryland
Bachelor's degree in health sciences or a related field (preferred)
3-5 years' experience in modality supervision (preferred)
1 year leadership experience as a lead in the modality (preferred)
Responsibilities
Lead daily operations and clinical staff for efficient patient care.
Develop and maintain policies, procedures, quality control, and regulatory compliance.
Monitor equipment, supplies, and operational needs.
Coordinate staffing and scheduling to meet department needs.
Partner with leadership on budgets, capital needs, and staff performance.
Train, orient, coach, and mentor clinical staff.
Collaborate across departments to resolve clinical and operational issues.
Ensure accurate patient care documentation and troubleshoot imaging issues.
Benefits
Professional development opportunities
Support for certification and licensure advancements
Collaboration with experienced leadership
Involvement in improving patient experience
Contributions to quality and safety initiatives
Full Job Description
Job Requirements Job Description
Overview
Under limited supervision, provides technical and operational leadership for designated imaging modalities. Oversees staff performance, workflows, equipment, staffing, scheduling, quality, and regulatory compliance while working directly in the modality.
Key Responsibilities
Lead daily operations and clinical staff to ensure efficient, high-quality patient care.
Develop and maintain modality policies, procedures, quality control, radiation safety, and regulatory compliance.
Monitor equipment, supplies, inventory, and operational needs.
Coordinate staffing and scheduling to meet patient and department needs.
Partner with leadership on budgets, capital needs, staff performance, education, and professional development.
Train, orient, coach, and mentor staff; provide performance feedback and partner with HR on performance management as needed.
Collaborate across departments to resolve clinical and operational issues and support a positive patient experience.
Ensure accurate patient care documentation and assist with troubleshooting imaging, reporting, and billing issues.
Work Experience
Qualifications
Education
Associate degree, or Certificate, in the radiologic technology field
Experience
3-5 years as a clinical imaging professional
Licensures/Certifications
Certification in one of the following: RAD, CT, MRI, Mammography, Ultrasound, PET CT, Nuclear Medicine, or Interventional Radiology
Licensed Radiographer - State of Maryland as applicable
Preferred
Education
Bachelor degree in health sciences or a related field.
Experience
3-5 years' experience in modality of supervision
1 year leadership experience as a lead in the modality
Licensures/Certifications
Certification in modality of supervision
Basic Cardiac Life Support Certification
Benefits Additional Information
Compensation:
Pay Range: $49.35 - 74.05
Other Compensation (if applicable):
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