UT PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Gurnick Academy Of Medical Arts Llc; Los Angeles (CA); On-site; USD 115,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

Life insurance

Short-term and long-term disability

EAP

FSA

Job summary

Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts is seeking an Ultrasound Program Director to lead the Ultrasound Technology program on campus in CA. The PD will coordinate didactic delivery, labs, and clinical affiliations while ensuring accreditation standards are met.

The role requires ARDMS, RVT, RDCS licensure in good standing and at least five years of staff ultrasound experience, plus teaching and administrative capabilities to maintain program quality and student success.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s degree preferred.
• Minimum 5 years as a staff sonographer in imaging facilities.
• 3+ years of teaching experience recommended.
• 1-2 years in college administration recommended.
• ARDMS, RVT, RDCS current licensure in good standing.

Responsibilities

• Oversee daily delivery of the Ultrasound Technology program.
• Coordinate didactic delivery with lab protocols across campuses.
• Manage instructors, didactic, labs and clinical affiliates.
• Ensure student progress, tutoring, attendance, and academic progress.

Skills

Clinical ultrasound experience

Teaching ability

Program administration

Accreditation knowledge

Education

Bachelor’s degree

Master’s degree preferred

Tools

Moodle

Trajecsys

Lanschool

Job description

Gurnick Academy is a leading Bay Area private healthcare college offering an extensive variety of Nursing, Allied healthcare, and Imaging programsGurnick Academy offers the Associate of Occupational Science in Ultrasound Technology. We are currently seeking an Ultrasound Professional for our open position for Ultrasound Program Director at our Gurnick, CA Campus. This is an on campus position.Salary Range: $115,000-$130,000Position: Full-timeBenefits:Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insuranceLife insuranceShort-term and long-term disability coverageEmployee Assistance Program (EAP)Flexible Spending Accounts (Health, Dependent Care, Transit & Parking)Health Savings Account (HSA) with enrollment in a qualified medical planPaid time off401(k) retirement planBasic FunctionThe primary function of the Program Director (PD) is to ensure the daily delivery of the Ultrasound Technology program. The PD must ensure coordination with program didactic delivery and lab protocols with the other Ultrasound Technology programs on Gurnick’s campus. This is not limited to but includes the management and oversight of all instructors; didactic, lab and clinical affiliate. This also includes student academic management to ensure acceptable pass rates that meet school policy standards. Student management is maintenance of satisfactory academic progress to include tutoring support, grades, attendance, remediation, probation and reprimand documentations. PD will ensure all school policy and guidelines are met. Didactic instructor, student and student service evaluations will be kept up-to-date through faculty files. The PD will be introduced and will need to be knowledgeable and proficient on the following platforms used by Gurnick Academy of Medical Arts: Moodle, Trajecsys, Lanschool, and other UT teaching aide/platforms/systems. The PD will have worked with CAAHEP standards and accreditation process as it relates to Ultrasound Technology/Sonography/JRC-DMS in a college environment.The Program Director (PD) reports to and works closely with the Dean of Imaging and/or Executive Program Director of Ultrasound Technology, Compliance Director and Chief Academic Officer in obtaining and maintaining CAAHEP Accreditation by creating and updating all published policies, procedures, training materials, and forms for the Institution. The PD is heavily involved with all accrediting and regulatory body reporting including but not limited to Annual Reports (CAAHEP, ABHES, BPPE), IPEDS reporting, new program applications, substantive change applications, etc.RequirementsBachelor’s Degree, Master’s degree preferredA minimum of 5 years work experience as a staff sonographer at an imaging facility/hospital/clinic3+ years of teaching experience is recommended1-2 years of college administration experienced recommendedARDMS, RVT, RDCS Current licensure in good standing within their disciplinePreferred management work experience in a school environmentOrganizational knowledge of educational institutionsWorking knowledge or experience interfacing with strategic partnersKnowledge and prior work experience with CAAHEP standards and accreditation process as it relates to Ultrasound Technology/Sonography/JRC-DMS in college environmentGurnick Academy of Medical Arts is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate against applicants on the basis of race, color, religion, age, sex, marital status, national origin, disability, veteran status, or other characteristics protected by any applicable law.