Radiology Services Manager – Multi-Campus Leadership

Merrimack Health; Methuen (MA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Merrimack Health seeks a Manager of Radiology Services to lead imaging operations across three hospitals and off-site locations. You will report to the Director of Radiology and guide modality supervisors to ensure consistent, high-quality imaging services system-wide.

The role focuses on operational performance, staffing optimization, equipment management, and standardization of practices. Collaboration with radiologists, biomedical engineering, and health system leadership is essential to

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Sciences, Healthcare Administration, or related field.
• ARRT registration or equivalent in a relevant modality.
• 5–7 years of progressive experience in radiology/imaging services.
• 3+ years of leadership experience (supervisor, manager, or above).
• Demonstrated experience with imaging equipment operations, capital planning, and vendor management.

Responsibilities

• Provide operational, administrative, and leadership oversight of radiology services across a three-hospital system and off-site locations.
• Ensure consistent, high-quality imaging services system-wide through standardization and collaboration with modality supervisors, radiologists, and biomedical engineering.
• Drive efficiency, staffing optimization, regulatory compliance, and capital planning across sites.

Skills

Leadership

Vendor management

Imaging operations

Regulatory compliance

Staffing optimization

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Radiologic Sciences or related field

Job description

Merrimack Health seeks a Manager of Radiology Services to lead imaging operations across three hospitals and off-site locations. You will report to the Director of Radiology and guide modality supervisors to ensure consistent, high-quality imaging services system-wide.

The role focuses on operational performance, staffing optimization, equipment management, and standardization of practices. Collaboration with radiologists, biomedical engineering, and health system leadership is essential to