Radiology Supervisor
$98,300 - $147,400/year
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Posted 18 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$98,300 - $147,400/year
About the role
- Supervises assigned personnel including performance evaluations, scheduling, orientation, and training. Makes recommendations on employee hire, transfers, promotions, salary changes, discipline, terminations, and other similar actions
- Resolves grievances and other personnel problems within position responsibilities. Provides input based on observations related to counseling and disciplinary issues.
- Implements corrective actions plans as required
- May process payroll for assigned staff following standard procedures
- Maybe responsible for Leader Standard WorkPlans, implements and evaluates the radiology staffing needs on a daily basis to adequately support patient care in a given area; assigns radiology staff based upon patient acuity, practice volume, staff qualifications and standard policy
- Assist Manager or others in responding to patient concerns as needed. Monitors and addresses patient complaints within position responsibility.
- Ensures the highest level of patient satisfaction. Works with physicians and others to address and prevent problems
- Provides effective direction, guidance, and leadership over the radiology staff for effective teamwork and motivation, and fosters the effective integration of efforts with clinic-wide initiatives
- Participates in the development and recommendation of the operating and capital budgets for the areas managed. Manages activities to ensure financial goals met. Monitors expenditures for compliance to approved budget.
- Resolves discrepancies
- Coordinates the assignment of tasks and helps resolve technical and operational problems. Evaluates the impact of solutions to ensure goals are achieved
- Assist in developing policies and programs within the department; acts as a positive role model for staff
- Creates an environment that nurtures empowerment of radiology staff members; encourages the development of self-directed work teams; proactively pursue and encourage continuous quality management and innovation
- Ensures consistency of quality of exams for all staff and acts as expert for technical quality and competence.
- Provides "expert" intervention, coverage, and troubleshooting as required
- Maintains maximum equipment operation levels by monitoring problems scheduling repairs and PM'sRegularly schedules staff meetings and QIT for continuity of service and updates
- Works with other departments/managers to resolve issues and implement changes
- Represents department/site at meetings and responds to requests from managers, MD's and other areas
- Remains current in health care and technical trends specific to modality.
- Maintains current knowledge of new techniques within the specialty field
- To maintain technical proficiency, provides a minimum of 50% of authorized hours to direct patient care
- Provides appropriate in-service and/or individualized training as may be needed
- Identifies methods of improvement and creative work flow
- Commonwealth of Massachusetts Registered Radiologic License
- Current CPR certification
- Meets ARRT continuing education requirements
- Current Registration and/or certification in supervisory modality 3+ years radiologic experience, with 2+ years additional front-line supervisory or equivalent
- Demonstrated leadership ability to include problem solving skills and the ability to communicate via written reports
- Demonstrated excellent organizational, interpersonal, team building and communication skills
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