Lumexa Imaging
Senior Director of Outpatient Clinical Operations and Accreditation
Lumexa Imaging, Raleigh, North Carolina, United States, 27601
Senior Director of Outpatient Clinical Operations and Accreditation
Help shape the future of imaging! This is a role for a leader who thrives at the intersection of clinical excellence, innovation, and enterprise impact.
The Senior Director of Outpatient Clinical Operations and Accreditation is a senior leadership role responsible for advancing clinical excellence, operational performance, accreditation strategy and imaging innovation across the outpatient enterprise. This leader provides strategic oversight of enterprise‑level clinical operations and quality while aligning regulatory readiness, emerging technologies and best practices with the organization’s priorities.
Key Responsibilities Clinical Operations
Monitor, analyze and communicate key performance indicators to optimize patient care, throughput and imaging quality using advanced analytics tools (e.g., Teamplay‑Dose, protocols, Quality Audits).
Oversee and ensure compliance with equipment accreditation (e.g., ACR, IAC) and all regulatory requirements, including HIPAA and FDA standards.
Collaborate on clinical protocols, workflows and equipment evaluations to enhance patient experience, reduce costs and maximize operational efficiency.
Deploy training resources as needed to enhance image quality, research training or protocol development.
Lead the integration of advanced imaging technologies, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, to improve diagnostic accuracy and streamline workflows.
Develop and implement operational strategies to enhance imaging services’ quality, efficiency and cost‑effectiveness, including clinical protocols, workflows and equipment evaluations.
Lead systematic, data‑guided quality improvement activities designed for positive service delivery changes.
Research Leadership
Develop and oversee a robust clinical research program to scale where appropriate.
Ensure all research activities comply with Institutional Review Board (IRB) guidelines, ethical standards and regulatory requirements.
Translate research findings into clinical practice improvements, fostering innovation in patient care.
Quality Assurance & Process Improvement
Lead quality assurance programs, including QA/QC processes, image quality, accreditation audits, bi‑annual quality meetings (accreditation requirement) and diagnostic accuracy.
Collect and analyze data to monitor the effectiveness of quality programs, confirm adherence to organizational and industry standards and provide organizational updates.
Develop and maintain protocols for introducing new imaging techniques and conducting research.
Drive systematic, data‑guided quality improvement initiatives to enhance service delivery and patient satisfaction.
Strategic Planning & Financial Management
Build annual strategic plans with measurable KPIs in alignment with the organization’s priorities.
Provide quarterly updates on KPIs to senior leaders.
Develop and manage budgets for the team, ensuring fiscal responsibility and alignment with organizational priorities.
Education and Experience
Bachelor’s degree in Radiology, Medical Imaging or a related field or equivalent work experience.
Minimum of 5 years of experience in Radiology or Medical Imaging.
Minimum of 5 years of experience in leadership, preferably overseeing clinical teams.
Experience in Quality Assurance and Quality Control within a healthcare setting.
Knowledge of regulatory requirements and industry best practices for radiology services.
Strong analytical skills, with the ability to analyze data, identify trends and make recommendations for improvement.
Excellent communication and leadership skills to effectively work cross‑functionally across the enterprise.
Ability to manage multiple priorities and work independently.
Ability to travel as needed to support clinical operations and research initiatives.
Desired Certifications
Certified Radiology Administrator ( CRA ) Certification preferred or willingness to obtain.
America Registry of Radiologic Technologists ( ARRT )
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The Senior Director of Outpatient Clinical Operations and Accreditation is a senior leadership role responsible for advancing clinical excellence, operational performance, accreditation strategy and imaging innovation across the outpatient enterprise. This leader provides strategic oversight of enterprise‑level clinical operations and quality while aligning regulatory readiness, emerging technologies and best practices with the organization’s priorities.
Key Responsibilities Clinical Operations
Monitor, analyze and communicate key performance indicators to optimize patient care, throughput and imaging quality using advanced analytics tools (e.g., Teamplay‑Dose, protocols, Quality Audits).
Oversee and ensure compliance with equipment accreditation (e.g., ACR, IAC) and all regulatory requirements, including HIPAA and FDA standards.
Collaborate on clinical protocols, workflows and equipment evaluations to enhance patient experience, reduce costs and maximize operational efficiency.
Deploy training resources as needed to enhance image quality, research training or protocol development.
Lead the integration of advanced imaging technologies, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, to improve diagnostic accuracy and streamline workflows.
Develop and implement operational strategies to enhance imaging services’ quality, efficiency and cost‑effectiveness, including clinical protocols, workflows and equipment evaluations.
Lead systematic, data‑guided quality improvement activities designed for positive service delivery changes.
Research Leadership
Develop and oversee a robust clinical research program to scale where appropriate.
Ensure all research activities comply with Institutional Review Board (IRB) guidelines, ethical standards and regulatory requirements.
Translate research findings into clinical practice improvements, fostering innovation in patient care.
Quality Assurance & Process Improvement
Lead quality assurance programs, including QA/QC processes, image quality, accreditation audits, bi‑annual quality meetings (accreditation requirement) and diagnostic accuracy.
Collect and analyze data to monitor the effectiveness of quality programs, confirm adherence to organizational and industry standards and provide organizational updates.
Develop and maintain protocols for introducing new imaging techniques and conducting research.
Drive systematic, data‑guided quality improvement initiatives to enhance service delivery and patient satisfaction.
Strategic Planning & Financial Management
Build annual strategic plans with measurable KPIs in alignment with the organization’s priorities.
Provide quarterly updates on KPIs to senior leaders.
Develop and manage budgets for the team, ensuring fiscal responsibility and alignment with organizational priorities.
Education and Experience
Bachelor’s degree in Radiology, Medical Imaging or a related field or equivalent work experience.
Minimum of 5 years of experience in Radiology or Medical Imaging.
Minimum of 5 years of experience in leadership, preferably overseeing clinical teams.
Experience in Quality Assurance and Quality Control within a healthcare setting.
Knowledge of regulatory requirements and industry best practices for radiology services.
Strong analytical skills, with the ability to analyze data, identify trends and make recommendations for improvement.
Excellent communication and leadership skills to effectively work cross‑functionally across the enterprise.
Ability to manage multiple priorities and work independently.
Ability to travel as needed to support clinical operations and research initiatives.
Desired Certifications
Certified Radiology Administrator ( CRA ) Certification preferred or willingness to obtain.
America Registry of Radiologic Technologists ( ARRT )
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