Job title: Critical Access Hospital Radiology Director
Company: Clinical Management Consultants
Job description: A charming critical access hospital in Central Nebraska is looking for a Critical Access Hospital Radiology Director to join their Senior Hospital Leadership Team! The Hospital Radiology Director will oversee all Imaging Departments including CT, X-ray, mammography, Ultrasound.The Hospital Radiology Director will be ARRT certified and will have strong acute care hospital Radiology Management experience. The Hospital Radiology Director will report to the Chief Executive Officer and will oversee a Radiology staff.The Director Radiology will enjoy working at this close-knit critical access hospital that is dedicated to continuous improvement and providing the best possible care to the members of their community.The Radiology Director will collaborate, physicians, hospital senior leadership, and C-Suite, and will direct quality assurance and policies and procedures for the radiology department.Hospital Radiology Director will join a vibrant and welcoming community of Central Nebraska that offers the perfect blend of small-town charm and modern amenities, making it an exceptional place to live and work. Located in the heart of Nebraska, this area boasts a strong sense of community, where neighbors know each other by name, and residents take pride in participating in local events and traditions. Additionally, the area’s natural beauty and recreational facilities, such as parks and trails, provide residents with countless opportunities for outdoor activities, fostering a healthy and balanced lifestyle.This great community hospital will offer their Radiology Director a competitive salary, possible relocation assistance, and full suite of benefits. Apply today for this new Hospital Radiology Director opportunity in beautiful Central Nebraska!
Expected salary: $101700 – 121660 per year
Location: Kearney, NE
Job date: Fri, 28 Mar 2025 08:32:11 GMT
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Critical Access Hospital Radiology Director
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