Radiological Technology Program Director (Academic Program Director)

Kent State University; Ashtabula (OH); On-site; USD 60,000 - 73,000; Full time

Job summary

Kent State University is hiring a Radiologic Technology Program Director (Academic Program Director) for its Ashtabula Campus. The director oversees all operational, administrative, instructional, and financial activities of the Radiologic Technology program while ensuring accreditation and professional standards.

Teaching responsibilities and university committee service round out the role. Master’s degree and four years of relevant experience are required; adjunct/part-time eligibility and a

Qualifications

• Master's degree in a relevant field and four years of relevant experience.
• Must meet adjunct/part-time faculty eligibility criteria and pass a security check.
• Teach up to three 3-hour courses per academic year.
• Oversee the program's budget and identify new funding opportunities.
• Develop and revise program policies, procedures, and strategic objectives.
• Meet university, accreditation, and professional compliance standards.

Responsibilities

• Direct the organization, administration, and assessment of the Radiologic Technology program.
• Oversee the program's budget and identify new funding opportunities.
• Develop and revise program policies, procedures, and strategic objectives.
• Serve as liaison to constituent groups and represent the program on university committees.
• Teach up to three 3-hour courses per academic year.
• Ensure the program meets university, accreditation, and professional compliance standards.

Skills

Teaching

Budget management

Policy development

Strategic planning

Program administration

Education

Master's degree in a relevant field

Job description

Kent State University is hiring a Radiological Technology Program Director (Academic Program Director) for its Ashtabula Campus. The director oversees all operational, administrative, instructional, and financial activities of the Radiologic Technology program while ensuring compliance with accreditation and professional standards. Teaching responsibilities and university committee service round out the role.

Highlights

• Direct the organization, administration, and assessment of the Radiologic Technology program.
• Oversee the program's budget and identify new funding opportunities.
• Develop and revise program policies, procedures, and strategic objectives.
• Serve as liaison to constituent groups and represent the program on university committees.
• Teach up to three 3-hour courses per academic year.
• Ensure the program meets university, accreditation, and professional compliance standards.
• Master's degree in a relevant field and four years of relevant experience required.
• Must meet adjunct/part-time faculty eligibility criteria and pass a security check.
• Base salary range $59,961 - $73,097.