Section Chief, Breast Imaging
imagen technologiesHouston (TX)
Section Chief, Breast Imaging
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imagen technologiesHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Imagen Technologies is seeking an experienced Section Chief of Breast Imaging to support the leadership and expansion of our national breast imaging service line. Working closely with the Medical Director of Breast Imaging, this leadership role involves optimizing subspecialty workflows, elevating clinical quality standards, and supporting a distributed team of breast radiologists. The ideal candidate will balance clinical diagnostic reading with administrative oversight and enterprise quality initiatives. Practice Info Vertically integrated radiology practice and in-house AI development platform National breast imaging service line
Responsibilities:
Assist the Medical Director of Breast Imaging in leading the breast radiologist team, contributing to strategic recruitment, clinical mentorship, and team engagement to foster a high-performance, quality-focused culture as the practice scales nationally. Manage subspecialty-specific quality assurance programs, including MQSA compliance, EQUIP processes, and peer review. Direct site-level operations and partner relations for remote diagnostic programs to maintain diagnostic quality, streamline workflows, and resolve operational issues. Serve as a clinical subject-matter expert for breast imaging services during prospective client meetings and partner health system discussions as needed. Balance clinical diagnostic reading with section leadership, administrative oversight, and enterprise quality initiatives. Compensation Competitive compensation with productivity bonus
Benefits:
- Full high-spec home workstation provided
- Comprehensive internal licensing support and reimbursement (including IMLC support)
- Malpractice coverage included10 weeks PTOCME allowance and full licensure reimbursement
- Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans
- Short-term and long-term disability
- Life insurance and FSA options
Qualifications:
MD or DO, eligible to practice medicine in the U.S.ABR or AOBR board-certified radiologist with fellowship training in Breast Imaging.5+ years post-training clinical experience in high-volume breast imaging (including 3D digital breast tomosynthesis, diagnostic ultrasound, and breast MRI).Unrestricted active license in at least one U.S. state with the ability and willingness to obtain additional state licenses.
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