Assessment Development Coordinator- R.T. (ARRT)

American Registry of Radiologic Technologists; Saint Paul (MN); Híbrido; USD 76.000 - 89.000; Jornada completa

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Health insurance

401k retirement contributions

Paid time off

Descripción de la vacante

The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) is seeking an Assessment Development Coordinator in Saint Paul, MN. This hybrid role focuses on developing certification examinations for radiologic practice, collaborating with subject matter experts to ensure content validity and security.

Responsibilities include leading selected examinations, coordinating with committees, and ensuring accuracy of materials while maintaining ethical standards and confidentiality.

Formación

• 5+ years of experience in a relevant field
• Current ARRT certification and registration
• Radiologic technology educator, education program director, or related experience

Responsabilidades

• Provide Certified and Registered Technologist expertise to ARRT's Assessment Department.
• Serve as the project lead for selected ARRT certification examinations.
• Partner with committees of subject matter experts to develop, evaluate, and refine examination content and test forms.
• Help ensure the accuracy, security, content validity, and clinical relevance of ARRT examinations and related materials.
• Monitor committee rotations and assist with recruitment for committee appointments.
• Manage and deliver assigned ARRT project work.

Conocimientos

Project management

Analytical thinking

Communication

Interpersonal skills

Ethics and confidentiality

Instructional collaboration

Leadership

Time management

Problem solving

Detail-oriented

Herramientas

Excel

SharePoint

Teams

Item banking software

PowerPoint

Descripción del empleo

• Location 1255 Northland Drive,Saint Paul, MN, 55120,United States
• Job Category Radiation Therapist, R.T. (ARRT), Assessment
• Employee Type FT Exempt

Description

The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) has a great opportunity for a Registered Technologist to bring their expertise beyond the care setting and help shape the future of credentialing in medical imaging and radiation therapy as an Assessment Development Coordinator!

In this hybrid role, with regular on-site requirements at our St. Paul office, you'll help develop certification examinations that support excellence in radiologic practice and patient care. Using your clinical knowledge and project leadership skills, you'll help ensure ARRT's assessments accurately measure the competencies essential to safe and effective practice.

As an Assessment Development Coordinator, you will:

• Provide Certified and Registered Technologist expertise to ARRT's Assessment Department.
• Serve as the project lead for selected ARRT certification examinations.
• Partner with committees of subject matter experts to develop, evaluate, and refine examination content and test forms.
• Help ensure the accuracy, security, content validity, and clinical relevance of ARRT examinations and related materials.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Exam Content and Eligibility Materials

• Participateinandoverseeperiodic(~5years)practiceanalysisprojectsforassigneddisciplines,including committeeselection,meetingfacilitation,surveydevelopment,dataanalysis,andreportwriting
• Reviewandupdatetaskinventory,contentspecifications,andclinicalrequirementswithcommitteesof subject matter experts
• Ensuretheaccuracyofpublishedtaskinventory,contentspecifications,andclinical requirements
• Reviewandapprovesectionsofcertificationhandbooksandotherwrittenmaterialspertainingtoassigned disciplines

Examination and Exam Item Security

• Shreddocumentscontainingitemsandconfidentialinformationaccordingtoretention policy
• Ensure all item writers and committee members have signed contracts while working with ARRT
• Work with the Assessment Security Team (AST) to document and research possible exam security cases
• ComparepotentialsecurityriskstoARRTexaminationsorexam items
• CommunicateifitemshavebeenexposedtoExecutiveLeadershiptodetermineiftheyshouldberemoved from the item bank
• TakeappropriateactioniftheASTidentifiespotentialcopyrightinfringementorexam subversion
• Usesecureandtrackeddeliverymethodswhensendingitemsoutsidethe ARRT
• Remain vigilant when processes are changed and consider potential security concerns associated with new initiatives
• Collaborate with department staff to identify and recruit potential consultants for committee appointments
• Monitorcommitteerotationscheduleandidentifypossiblereplacement a ppointmentspriortoBoardof Trusteemeetings
• Assembledraftexamination forms
• Reviewexamsandcommentonitemspriortomeetinginaccordancewithpsychometricandeditorial guidelines
• Planactivitiesandorganizematerialsfor committee meetings
• Monitorexamdevelopmentanditembankingactivitiesfollowing meetings

Examination Scoring and Reporting

• Reviewitemstatisticsandexamineecommentsforassigneddisciplinestoensureitemkeysandexam

Item Development

• Collaboratewithdepartmentstafftorecruititem writers
• Conductorassistwithitemwriter training
• Workwithdepartmentstafftoensurethatitemwritershavereceivedtheirscheduled compensation

Production of Examination Materials

• Reviewformsforitemoverlapand cluing

Continuous Quality Improvement

• Communicatepotentialopportunitiesforimprovementtoteam members
• Collaboratewithteammemberstodeterminewhatchangesare appropriate
• Participateintheexecutionand/orevaluationoftheimproved process
• Write,review,oreditotherARRTdocumentsasrequested,includingwebsite material
• AssistwithorpreparememosandreportsfortheBoardof Trustees
• Assistwithstandardsettingmeetings,includingcommittee selection
• Support organizational priorities through active participation in ARRT Projects as assigned.
• Proactively manage and deliver assigned ARRT project work.
• Other duties as assigned and modified as business needs dictate.

Requirements

Minimum Qualifications:

• 5+ years of experience in a relevant field
• Current ARRT certification and registration

Preferred Qualifications:

• Radiologic technology educator, education program director, or related experience

Skills and Abilities:

• Provenrecordofsoundjudgment,analyticalthinking,andtask/goal completion
• Abilitytobuildandmaintainrelationshipsbyutilizings tronginterpersonal skills
• Abilitytoguide,facilitate,anddirect thework of committees
• Strong technical capabilities including Microsoft suite (Excel, Word, SharePoint, Teams) and item banking softwaretools; includesIntermediatelevelExcelskills alongwiththeabilitytolearnandapplynewprograms
• Professionalverbalandwrittencommunicationskills,includingpresentation skills.
• Strongorganizational,timemanagement,andprioritizationskillsincludingproject management
• Strongapplicationofethicsand confidentiality
• Experienceworkingbothindependentlyandcollaborativelyinafast-paced environment
• Adaptableanddetailorientedwithstrongorganizational understanding
• Flexibilitytoworkbeyondareasofexpertiseor credential
• Abilitytoeasilyadapttochangebasedontheneedsoftheposition,department,or organization
• Demonstratedabilitytoprioritizemultipleassignments anddeadlineswithstrongattentiontodetail,accuracy, and analytical thinking
• Keeneyefordetailinwrittenworkincludingknowledgeofappropriategrammar usage

Summary

The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) is a leading credentialing organization. ARRT offers certification and registration in a wide range of radiologic disciplines, helping people who work in medical imaging and radiation therapy to develop their careers. With nearly 360,000 registrants, we promote high standards of patient care with each new credential we award.

Pay range is $76,054- $89,475 annually. This position is considered hybrid and has regular on-site requirements in our St. Paul, Minnesota office. Visit www.arrt.org for more information and for details on our benefit offerings including health insurance options, 401k retirement contributions, paid time off, and more.