Radiologic Technology Program Leader

Gurnick Academy-Medical Arts; Sacramento (CA); On-site; USD 115,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts in Sacramento, CA, seeks an Associate Program Director for Radiologic Technology to lead on-site operations and ensure program excellence. This role collaborates with the Program Director to deliver high-quality clinical education and strong student support.

You will teach and supervise laboratory components, oversee safety and Radiation Protection Plan compliance, coordinate with clinical affiliates, and drive continuous program improvement while aligning with

Qualifications

• Current RT license and ARRT certification in good standing.
• Minimum a bachelor's degree required for the role.
• Imaging education experience is strongly preferred.
• Some management experience in a school environment is beneficial.
• Experience interfacing with clinical and hospital personnel is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide guidance to students regarding academic concerns and success.
• Teach didactic and laboratory courses; support lab operations.
• Oversee Radiation Protection Plan implementation and compliance.
• Collaborate with clinical coordinators and faculty to monitor student progress.
• Assist with student remediation, evaluations, and professional guidance.
• Participate in clinical education planning and program advisory activities.
• Monitor attendance, grades, and campus policies; report updates to leadership.

Skills

RT license

ARRT certification

Bachelor's degree

Imaging Education Experience

Program management experience

Education

Bachelor's degree

Imaging Education Experience

Job description

Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts in Sacramento, CA, seeks an Associate Program Director for Radiologic Technology to lead on-site operations and ensure program excellence. This role collaborates with the Program Director to deliver high-quality clinical education and strong student support.

You will teach and supervise laboratory components, oversee safety and Radiation Protection Plan compliance, coordinate with clinical affiliates, and drive continuous program improvement while aligning with