What Does an Imaging Services Manager Do?
First off, it’s important to know that radiology is also known as imaging, diagnostic imaging, or diagnostic medical imaging. The Imaging Services Manager manages the day-to-day operations of the radiology center. These responsibilities include hiring, firing, strategic planning, team development, patient experience, payroll, and anything encompassing the daily operations of the facility. In essence, they’re in charge of any non-physician aspects of running the day-to-day operations. This is a standard management position, however, it’s crucial to be extremely knowledgeable about the medical industry.
How Can I Become an Imaging Services Manager?
The first step to success in the field of radiology is education. Obtaining a bachelor’s or master’s degree in a related field will set you apart from the sea of candidates. Additionally, hiring managers will look that you have relevant experience in the field and knowledge of the industry. Following graduation, starting in an entry-level position and gaining experience is a well-respected path for aspiring imaging services managers. Also, in our interview with imaging services manager, Erica, she mentions that finding a reliable mentor who can guide you through the industry will help you succeed.
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