Radiololgic Technology Program Director

Radiologic Technology Program Director

Type: Full-Time (12-Month) | Tenure-Eligible

Salary: $80,000 / year

A premier higher education institution in Sioux City, IA is seeking a dynamic Radiologic Technology Program Director to lead and grow its Radiologic Technology department starting in Spring or Summer 2027.

This leadership role combines administrative program oversight with teaching, student advisement, and curriculum management in a supportive academic community.

Key Responsibilities

• Program Leadership: Direct the Radiologic Technology program, oversee student recruitment, secure clinical sites, and drive strategic program growth.
• Accreditation: Serve as the primary lead for maintaining JRCERT accreditation standards and compliance.
• Instruction & Advising: Teach undergraduate coursework in radiologic technology, advise students academically, and support experiential learning opportunities.
• Faculty Engagement: Participate in curriculum development, departmental service, institutional assessment, and ongoing scholarly development.

Key Qualifications

• Education: Master’s degree in Radiologic Science, Health Science Education, Education, or Allied Health Leadership required (Terminal degree preferred; ABD candidates considered if completed within 2 years of hire).
• Certifications: Current ARRT certification and registration.
• Experience: Clinical practice background with proven excellence in university-level teaching and student mentoring.
• Skills: Strong familiarity with JRCERT accreditation requirements and academic leadership.

Benefits & Pay

• Pay rate:  A competitive salary is commensurate with teaching experience and academic credentials.
• Benefits include: Health, Dental, Vision, and Life Insurance. LTD, EAP, Retirement 403b-TIAA. Voluntary Supplemental Insurance. PTO, Sick Leave, Paid Holidays and more.

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Aventure Staffing is an Equal Opportunity Employer. A drug screen and background may be required.