Regional Imaging Leader - Radiology Operations

Trinity Health Of New England; Waterbury (CT); On-site; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Trinity Health Of New England is seeking a Diagnostic Imaging Supervisor to provide administrative, operational, and technical leadership across imaging modalities. You will oversee clinical operations, staff development, regulatory compliance, and budgetary management to align with hospital goals.

The role requires ARRT registration, state radiography licensure, and 5+ years of post-educational experience with at least 1 year in a supervisory capacity, preferably in an acute care setting.

Qualifications

• Graduation from an AMA or JRCERT approved school of radiologic technology.
• Five or more years of post-educational Radiologic Technologist experience, with at least 1 year in lead/supervisory role.
• ARRT certification and state licensure in radiography and assigned modality.

Responsibilities

• Provide administrative and operational leadership for assigned imaging modality(ies).
• Exercise independent judgment in personnel, operational, and budgetary matters.
• Monitor and manage capital and operating expenses to remain within budget.
• Participate in strategic planning and adoption of new imaging technologies.
• Ensure compliance with Joint Commission, State/Federal, MQSA, OSHA, ACR, DEP standards.

Skills

Leadership

Regulatory compliance

Budget management

Staff development

Strategic planning

Education

AMA/JRCERT radiologic technology program

Bachelor’s degree preferred

Tools

MQSA QA/QC

ACR Accreditation

Job description

Trinity Health Of New England is seeking a Diagnostic Imaging Supervisor to provide administrative, operational, and technical leadership across imaging modalities. You will oversee clinical operations, staff development, regulatory compliance, and budgetary management to align with hospital goals.

The role requires ARRT registration, state radiography licensure, and 5+ years of post-educational experience with at least 1 year in a supervisory capacity, preferably in an acute care setting.