Imaging Lead: Supervisory Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist

US-Department-of-Veterans-Affair; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 64,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The North Texas VA seeks a Supervisory Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist to lead imaging staff and maintain high standards of patient care. You will supervise administrative, clinical, quality assurance, and personnel management while performing radiologic procedures as needed.

Required ARRT R certification and a 24‑month radiologic technology program; U.S. citizenship and VA credentialing compliance are also essential.

Qualifications

• U.S. citizenship is required; non-citizens may be appointed per VA policy.
• English language proficiency in speaking and writing.
• Completion of a 24-month diagnostic radiologic technology program (certificate or associate degree) accred. by JRCERT or DOE-recognized agency.
• Certification in general radiologic technology (ARRT-R).
• Credentialing standards require compliance with 42 CFR Part 75 and VA qualification standards.
• Grandfathering provision may apply to current VA employees in this occupation.

Responsibilities

• Supervise technologists and support staff to ensure quality patient care and efficient operations.
• Oversee administrative, clinical, quality assurance, and personnel management functions of the imaging program.
• Perform diagnostic radiologic procedures as needed to support imaging services.
• Ensure regulatory compliance, workflow optimization, and customer satisfaction.
• Participate in facility initiatives, workgroups, and committees as appropriate.

Skills

Supervision

Data analysis

Problem solving

Conflict resolution

Interviewing & evaluation

Committee participation

Education

ARRT Certification (R)

Radiologic Tech Ed (AS/Certificate)

Job description

The North Texas VA seeks a Supervisory Diagnostic Radiologic Technologist to lead imaging staff and maintain high standards of patient care. You will supervise administrative, clinical, quality assurance, and personnel management while performing radiologic procedures as needed.

Required ARRT R certification and a 24‑month radiologic technology program; U.S. citizenship and VA credentialing compliance are also essential.