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Job Title: Director

Location: Morris Cancer Center

Department Name: Radiation Oncology

Req #: 0000259014

Status: Salaried

Shift: Day

Pay Range: $141,600.00 - $191,300.00 per year

Pay Transparency:

The above reflects the anticipated annual salary range for this position if hired to work in New Jersey.

The compensation offered to the candidate selected for the position will depend on several factors, including the candidate's educational background, skills and professional experience.

Director of Radiation Oncology – RWJBarnabas Health

At RWJBarnabas Health, the Director of Radiation Oncology plays a critical role in leading the strategic, operational, and clinical success of the radiation oncology program. This leader partners with physicians, clinical teams, and executive leadership to ensure exceptional patient care, operational excellence, and continued program growth while fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation and quality.  

A typical day for a Director may include:

• Coordinating and directing the daily activities of the Radiation Oncology staff to assure the accuracy of technical services and efficiency of the overall operation,
• Planning and directing the programs and activities for the Department; establishing short and long-range goals and objectives.
• Planning and directing the administrative, technical and educational activities of the Radiation Therapy Department
• Establishing and maintaining standard of performance which governs all department techniques and procedures
• Developing and monitoring the operating and capital budgets for the department
• Establishing and maintains all department policies and procedures
• Developing technical and/or clinical standards of performance for all department techniques and procedures
• Standardizing processes related to treatment techniques and workflows across both campuses focusing of safety, quality and efficiency,
• Ensuring compliance to hospital policies and guidelines of regulatory agencies included but not limited to TJC and DOH,
• Annually assessing departmental operating and capital needs and submits budget requests accordingly
• Controlling budgeted expenses and proactively manages budget variances,
• Maximizing efficiency and quality through appropriate resource utilization,
• Able to project and appropriately staff the department to effectively function to demand
• Preparing a variety of reports and maintaining various records and statistics pertaining to departmental operations,
• Monitoring patient satisfaction scores and identifying opportunities to optimize patient satisfaction in all areas of the department,
• Improving processes and services to meet and exceed patient needs
• Optimizing employee satisfaction through utilization of sound employee relationship practices and maintains high level of visibility and accessibility,
• Maintaining positive relationships with all patients, visitors, physicians, employees and vendors and the extended medical community
• Recommending personnel transactions including salary changes, promotions, transfers, disciplinary actions and terminations,
• Conducting annual performance appraisals,
• Responsible for identifying and offering individual staff appropriate training and/or educational opportunities that optimize performance and satisfaction,
• Utilizing technical resources across campuses as needed,
• Following sound employee retention techniques,
• Developing and supporting staff education and cross-training on all procedures and radiation modalities,
• Demonstrating cultural competency and ability to maintain a diverse workflow,
• Taking a leadership role in all departmental performance improvement activities,
• Developing and implementing performance improvement initiatives in the departments through collaboration with system Radiation Oncology leaders; Engaging staff and MD in such initiatives
• Keeps abreast of all new or upgraded equipment hardware and software and engages staff to promote smooth workflows,
• Overseeing EMR set up for revenue optimization and documentation compliance,
• Providing input for template formation to ensure appropriate charge capture,
• Staying abreast of all national changes impacting radiation oncology charges and implements such changes in a timely manner,
• Has responsibility for all administrative, technical and educational programs and activities of the department,
• Designing and establishing appropriate departmental education programs and radiation safety training for all radiation modalities,
• Ensuring frequency of radiation safety education is compliant with accrediting body,

This role might be for you if:

• Thrive in both strategic leadership and hands-on clinical operations, with a passion for advancing exceptional cancer care.
• Enjoy building, mentoring, and inspiring high-performing multidisciplinary teams in a collaborative environment
• Are driven to improve quality, safety, patient outcomes, and the overall patient experience through innovation and continuous improvement
• Excel at developing strong partnerships with physicians, hospital leadership, and community stakeholders to achieve shared goals
• Balance operational, financial, and clinical priorities while maintaining a patient-centered approach to decision-making
• Embrace change, lead with integrity, and are motivated by the opportunity to shape the future of a growing radiation oncology program.

To be considered for this Director opportunity:

• Bachelor’s degree
• BLS through American Heart Association
• ARRT/NJDEP license required
• Minimum 5 years supervisory experience required in radiation oncology as Chief Therapist or higher role

Preferred, not required:

• Master’s degree