Radiology Supervisor CT/MRI - Evenings - Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health

Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center is seeking candidates for a rare opportunity as a CT/MRI Supervisor on our Radiology team.  This person leads the team while working as a subject matter expert in the modality.  They coordinate the technical staff on the team and oversee technical procedures and workflow to ensure safe and effective patient care. These sections of Radiology operate 24/7 so more supervision is needed for these growing sections of Radiology.

Our CT Technologists perform exams requiring advanced technical CT skills and an understanding of complicated requests from specialized clinics. Technologists perform a wide variety of exams, from Cardiac CT to 3D Interventional Procedures.  As the only Trauma One center in the state of NH, we perform many high-acuity CT exams. Our CT staff performs at the highest potential of their license. We have a strong, dedicated team of technologists providing both high-quality and high-acuity patient care.

Our MRI Technologists work in an environment that challenges them with a fast pace and wide variety of advanced imaging exams including Breast Imaging, Cardiac Imaging, Functional Brain Imaging, Multi-Parametric Prostate Imaging and many different MRA studies. 

We are a close group of energetic technologists who enjoy working together to provide a safe and comfortable environment for our patients to receive exceptional-quality imaging.  The team performs advanced imaging in a rural setting, giving you the opportunity to have professional experiences in our large medical system. 

1. Supervises department personnel, providing short and long term objectives by which employee performance is monitored.
2. Acts as a preceptor to new staff, providing instruction in job responsibilities, overseeing job performance, and offering constructive feedback during their orientation period. Provides ongoing support in career development related to business operations as staff move beyond their orientation period.
3. Assists in the development of team and individual goals and delivers performance feedback.
4. Makes recommendations regarding the hiring, firing, salary rates, and titles of employees and potential employees to management.
5. Collaborates with the technical staff in organizing and directing the section's workflow. Develops training, evaluates technical skills, and schedules staff.
6. Maintains a high level of technical skills to perform and teach all of the section procedures, and acts as a technical resource for staff. Identifies, develops, and implements new procedures.
7. Monitors the quality and quantity of work flow to ensure work is completed. Engages in regular rounding throughout section to judge effectiveness of workflow, utilization of personnel and supplies, and general ethical and professional atmosphere.
8. Identifies areas of practice that need to be strengthened or changed.
9. Assesses, develops, and ensures adherence to unit competencies.
10. Plans and implements continuing education programs to promote a high level of technical expertise and compliance with continuing education requirements.
11. Identifies, modifies, develops, and drafts new policies.
12. Monitors QA/QI programs relevant to section and Radiology Department goals and objectives. Directs personnel in adhering to quality control procedures.
13. Prepares personnel budgets, operations expenses, and capital equipment. Monitors and analyzes workflow to identify areas of improvement.
14. Keeps abreast of changes in Federal and State regulations and current practices in the field.
15. Coordinates training of new employees and students.
16. Collaborates with RIS/PACS Manager to ensure accurate, current exam codes. Reviews exam codes on annual basis and/or as need relevant to CPT and billing changes for imaging exams.
17. Performs systems testing in the RIS and PACS environment.
18. Performs other duties as required or assigned.

• Associate Degree with 3 years in the field (one year of which was in a leadership role) required.
• Bachelor's degree preferred.
• Demonstrate effective communication, interpersonal skills by interacting professionally and appropriately with physicians, staff and administration.
• Successful completion and graduate of an educational program accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) or the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEA) as applicable.
• Preferably hold advanced level certification(s) in specialty area(s) of responsibility/oversight.

• BLS required within 30 days of hire
• Possess active, current registration credential in Radiologic Technology, Nuclear Medicine Technology, Vascular-Interventional, Magnetic Resonance, Computed Tomography, Mammography and Bone Densitometry (DXA) with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT).
• Licensed by the Board of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy in the state of New Hampshire.