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Technical Director Non-Invasive Vascular Lab -- Non Invasive Vascular Lab -- Heart & Vascular Center
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What they do
A Preschool or Childcare Director manages and directs programs for very young children. Supervises child care workers and pre-school teachers. Proposes policies, program fees and budgets for approval by a program board or administrative agency or implements policies of a national organization. Meets with parents and staff to discuss the development, learning and behavior of children in the program or center. Orders supplies and monitors maintenance and cleaning at a facility. Ensures that the program or center meets state and federal guidelines.
$52,918 / year median in West Virginia
+15% projected growth
Job Description
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR NON-INVASIVE VASCULAR LAB -- NON INVASIVE VASCULAR LAB -- HEART & VASCULAR CENTER
(JOB ID:
76811) Job Summary Assist the Director EKG/NIVL, Medical Director, and Director of Vascular Center of Excellence (VCOE) with clinical, administrative, and fiscal management of the assigned Non-Invasive Vascular Lab. Provide personnel development. Perform peripheral vascular non-invasive testing inclusive of cerebral, venous, and arterial systems to aid physicians in the diagnosis and treatment of disease. Responsibilities- Assume responsibilities specified by the Director EKG/NIVL, Medical Director and, in general, is responsible for the day to day operation of the laboratory, maintenance and operation of equipment.
- Responsible for overseeing assignments related to Clinical/accreditation.
- Provide consistent input to the Director EKG/NIVL/Medical Director on the quality of care, which is being provided in the Department.
- Monitor and review the quality of care and examinations which are being provided in the Department in collaboration with physicians and staff.
- Act as a resource for clinical and technical skills.
- Assist with development of unit policies/procedures.
- Practice as a professional role model for the department/hospital.
- Initiate and participate in quality improvement activities, prepare reports and assist the Director EKG/NIVLin the preparation of the performance improvement manual (PI).
- Facilitate monthly Tech meetings to include operational, patient care and educational issues and prepare meeting notes.
- Assist the Director
EKG/NIVL
with performance planning process.- Assist the Director
EKG/NIVL
in assuring the accrediting body requirements for the department are met.- Verify the competency of specific clinical skills on the unit.
- Identify educational needs of the department staff and provide continuing education, such as in-service education on new policies, clinical skills procedures, and equipment, or coordinate with appropriate others.
- Assume responsibility for own personal and professional growth; Facilitate professional growth in staff members.
- Provide input on budget needs for departmental supplies/equipment.
- Participate in various hospital/unit committees.
- Coordinate various special projects, such as policy and procedure initiation and revision and/or standing order initiation and revision.
- Prepare reports, as directed, concerning department's activities.
- Maintain on-going communication with staff and physicians in assuring quality patient care and customer satisfaction.
- Assist the Director
EKG/NIVL
in communication with patients, families and visitors.- Coordinate patient schedule and staff schedule to balance and meet the demands of patient volume with available staff resources; communicate with patients, ordering physicians and staff accordingly.
- Perform all types of peripheral vascular testing services provided by the NIVL; explain procedures and obtain history.
- Assess the condition of inpatients and coordinate need for portable study and/or patient transport.
- Assure unit availability of all resource manuals and act as a resource in the interpretation of all current policies, procedures, and forms.
- Exhibit professional behavior at all times.
- Exhibit consistency in leadership. Maintain an environment in which questions are welcome and needs for guidance are met.
- Facilitate the orientation of all new clinical staff.
- Formalized Training (Required)
Education:
Formalized Training- Diagnostic Ultrasound or Echo Experience:
3 Years related experience that includes experience as a vascular techSubstitutions:
4 years on the job training as a vascular technologist may substitute for two years formalized training in diagnostic ultrasound or echo Credentials- Registered Vascular Spec (Required)
- Registered Vascular Tech (Required)
- Basic Life Support (Required) Within 30 days of hireWithin 30 days of hire