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Chair Radiology Jobs in Minnesota (NOW HIRING)

Diagnostic Imaging Director

Brainerd, MN · On-site

$127K - $191K/yr

Partnering closely with the Radiology Section Chair and hospital, clinic, and medical leadership, you will lead the operational, financial, and people performance of a comprehensive imaging program ...

Diagnostic Imaging Director

Brainerd, MN · On-site

$127K - $191K/yr

Partnering closely with the Radiology Section Chair and hospital, clinic, and medical leadership, you will lead the operational, financial, and people performance of a comprehensive imaging program ...

Diagnostic Imaging Director

Virginia, MN · On-site

$127K - $191K/yr

Partnering closely with the Radiology Section Chair and hospital, clinic, and medical leadership, you will lead the operational, financial, and people performance of a comprehensive imaging program ...

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What are Chair Radiology positions?

Chair Radiology is a leadership role within a hospital or academic medical center, responsible for overseeing the radiology department. This position typically involves managing faculty and staff, guiding departmental strategy, ensuring high-quality patient care, overseeing educational programs, and promoting research initiatives. The Chair of Radiology works closely with hospital administration and other departments to advance the mission of the institution and the radiology department. They are usually experienced radiologists with strong clinical, academic, and administrative skills.

What are the primary leadership challenges faced by a Chair of Radiology, and how can new appointees effectively address them?

As a Chair of Radiology, one of the main leadership challenges is balancing administrative duties with clinical, research, and educational responsibilities. New appointees often face the task of managing diverse faculty interests, resource allocation, and adapting to rapid technological advancements. Building strong communication channels within multidisciplinary teams and fostering a positive departmental culture are key strategies for success. Effective Chairs also prioritize mentoring junior staff and supporting professional development to enhance the department’s reputation and operational efficiency.

What is the difference between Chair Radiology vs Radiology Department Head?

AspectChair RadiologyRadiology Department Head
CredentialsMedical degree, radiology certification, leadership experienceMedical degree, radiology certification, leadership experience
Work EnvironmentAcademic medical centers, hospitals, universitiesHospitals, clinics, academic institutions
ResponsibilitiesOversees entire radiology department, strategic planning, researchManages daily operations, staff, and clinical services

Both roles require similar credentials and are found in academic and hospital settings. The Chair Radiology typically holds a higher-level leadership position with broader responsibilities, including research and strategic planning, whereas the Radiology Department Head focuses more on daily clinical operations and staff management.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Chair of Radiology, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Chair of Radiology, you need extensive expertise in diagnostic imaging, board certification in radiology, and significant leadership experience within academic or clinical settings. Familiarity with radiology information systems (RIS), picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), and accreditation requirements is crucial. Outstanding communication, strategic vision, and team leadership are essential soft skills for guiding faculty, fostering research, and promoting collaboration. These competencies ensure effective departmental management, advance clinical and academic excellence, and drive innovation in radiological services.
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Nurse Manager - Radiology/Cath Lab

Nurse Manager - Radiology/Cath Lab

Hennepin Healthcare

Minneapolis, MN

Other

Posted 14 days ago


Hennepin Healthcare rating

7.6

Company rating: 7.6 out of 10

Based on 42 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz

187th of 872 rated healthcare providers


Job description

Hennepin Healthcare has a current opening for a full time Nurse Manager for Radiology, Cath Lab, with additional nursing leadership support in the Heart & Vascular Service Line (HVSL). This position will report to the Director of Radiology / HVSL.

Within the context of Hennepin Healthcare's Patient and Family - Centered Care (PFCC) and Professional Practice model, and under general direction of the Patient Care Director or Senior Director, the Nurse Manager performs work of considerable difficulty in planning, organizing, coordinating, evaluating and directing nursing service activities. The Nurse Manager provides leadership, implements the vision, mission, core values, evidence based practice, and standards of the  organization, and nursing within their defined areas of responsibility.

RESPONSIBILITIES

-Recruits, hires, and evaluates nursing unit staff

-Exhibits leadership behaviors that support staff to take responsibility, authority, and accountability for decision making related to patient care

-Develops, maintains and evaluates systems and processes to facilitate the delivery of patient care

-Assures adequate staffing consistent with patient acuity and assessment of staffing efficiencies

-Monitors and ensures unit staff understands and complies with organizational standards, competency requirements, policies, procedures, and regulations

-Establishes and monitors unit based expense, revenue and volume statistics. Achieves financial targets through effective use of resources and adheres to productivity standards

-Understands and implements provisions of applicable labor contracts

-Supports lifelong learning for staff by coaching and encouraging involvement in educational and developmental opportunities

-Is accountable for supporting and strengthening the professional practice environment

-Bases decisions and actions on ethical principles

-Collaborates with nursing staff at all levels, physicians, interdisciplinary teams, executive leaders and other stakeholders to achieve outcomes

-Creates a caring culture that fosters positive, effective nurse- patient -family relationships

-Supports and develops organizational and unit based strategies to create, sustain, and nurture patient and family centered care (PFCC)

-Creates an environment that encourages engagement, creativity, and inclusion for employees

-Establishes an environment that supports the professional nurse in planning, coordinating and evaluating patient care

-Provides leadership for work redesign and continuous process improvement and coaches all staff to participate in the process

-Applies LEAN principles to drive waste and variation out of healthcare processes and develops successful implementation of standard work practices

-Designs and implements sustainability plans for improvement work / projects

-Maintains commitment to Hennepin Healthcare's Mission, Vision and Values; and assures these are practiced and advanced on the patient care unit

-Supports research and evidence based practice and its integrations into nursing and the delivery of healthcare services - Develops, maintains, and evaluates information systems and processes that promote desired patient, professional and  organizational goals

-Authors unit goals and strategies based upon the annual plan. Measures and monitors activities to assure attainment of established outcomes and innovation

-Maintains and demonstrates current knowledge in the administration of health care organizations to advance nursing practice and the provision of quality health care services

-Systematically evaluates the quality, safety and effectiveness of nursing practice, and patient care outcomes - Develops, maintains and evaluates unit based patient and staff data collection systems and processes to support the  practice of nursing and delivery of high quality care

-Provides a healing environment to patients, visitors, staff and providers through maintenance of an organized and clean patient care unit

-Evaluates personal performance based on professional practice standards, relevant statues, policies, organizational criteria, and outcomes achievement

Minimum Qualifications:

-Master's degree in nursing or related field. If the Master's degree is in a related field, the individual must have a Bachelor's degree in Nursing from an accredited program

-Individuals who do not have a Master's degree in either nursing or a related field must have a Bachelor's degree in Nursing and be actively enrolled in an approved Master's or Doctorate nursing or related field program. The Master's or Doctorate degree must be obtained within 5 years of hire as a condition of continued employment

-Three to five (3 to 5) years of professional leadership experience (i.e., charge nurse, team leader, preceptor, committee chair, etc.)

-Five (5) years clinical experience Preferred Qualifications:

-Recent hospital experience preferably in Interventional Radiology, Cardiology or Cath Lab - Nursing management experience

Knowledge/ Skills/ Abilities:

-Ability to effectively manage hospital resources (i.e., budget and staff)

 -Ability to motivate employees and inspire positive change within department 

 -Innovative thinker; Ability to contribute new ideas that support organizational goals 

-Skilled in managerial duties (i.e., hiring, firing, performance appraisals, pay reviews) 

-Skilled in modeling company values through daily interactions within the department and organization 

-High standard of ethics, discipline, and professionalism 

-Skilled in fostering a positive workplace culture and building inclusive workplace teams 

License/Certifications:

 -Possession of a valid license as a Registered Nurse issued by the State of Minnesota


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