Radiology Manager - Lead Imaging Operations & Quality

Main Line Health, Inc.; Ardmore (PA); On-site; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Main Line Health, Inc. is seeking a Radiology Manager at Lankenau Medical Center to lead the diagnostic imaging department, drive service quality, safety, and policy implementation.

The role supervises staff, coordinates budgets, capital equipment planning, and vendor contracts while collaborating with medical directors and administration to ensure regulatory readiness and efficient operations. Strong leadership and a commitment to patient-centered care are essential to advance MLH's imaging

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years recent supervisory experience required (5+ years preferred).
• Supervisory experience in an outpatient facility preferred.

Responsibilities

• Manages and coordinates the delivery of diagnostic imaging services.
• Develops, coordinates, and monitors the implementation of policies and procedures within the imaging department.
• Identifies and monitors capital equipment needs and coordinates acquisitions and related installation.
• Oversees the hiring, orientation and evaluation of new employees.
• Prepares, evaluates, and monitors department budgets including capital equipment, FTE allocation and operating expenses.
• Ensures safety, radiation protection, infection control and environmental readiness in compliance with Joint Commission requirements.

Skills

Supervisory experience

Leadership

Education

Graduate of accredited Radiology or Imaging program

Bachelor's degree or 5 years relevant Imaging experience

ARRT certification

Job description

Main Line Health, Inc. is seeking a Radiology Manager at Lankenau Medical Center to lead the diagnostic imaging department, drive service quality, safety, and policy implementation.

The role supervises staff, coordinates budgets, capital equipment planning, and vendor contracts while collaborating with medical directors and administration to ensure regulatory readiness and efficient operations. Strong leadership and a commitment to patient-centered care are essential to advance MLH's imaging