Radiologic Technology Program Director

Radiologic Technology Program Director Position Title: Radiologic Technology Program Director Reports To: Dean of Health and Natural Sciences Position Type: Full-Time, Administrative Minimum Pay Rate: $68,365 (Pay Grade 111) Posting Date: February 17, 2026 General Summary: The Radiologic Technology Program Director is responsible for the organization, administration, periodic review, planning, policy development, fiscal management, evaluation, and general effectiveness of the radiologic technology program in cooperation with the Director of Allied Health and the Dean of Health & Natural Sciences. Duties and Responsibilities: Examples performed by this position include: Develop current and relevant radiologic technology curriculum in the Allied Health Department collaboratively with colleagues and in accordance with JRCERT standards. Maintain current knowledge of trends in the professional discipline and of best practices in educational methodology through continuing professional development. Conduct program review and assessment of student learning activities in alignment with GOCC and accreditation standards. Assist with hiring, orienting, mentoring, and evaluating adjunct faculty. Schedule course offerings and faculty assignments to meet the needs of the students. Advise students on their progress in the program. Oversee scheduling and student assignments to local clinical sites. Develop and maintain clinical site relationships. Provide lab oversight and management, including safety, maintenance and upgrade of the equipment and physical space, inventory, and space usage. Maintain lab guidelines, policies, and procedures. Assist faculty during lab use and simulations. Oversee and participate in local student recruitment events and other activities related to the radiographic technology program. Develop and maintain an active advisory committee; hold meetings a minimum of two times a year. Manage the radiographic technology program operating budget. Lead departmental meetings as required. Maintain professional and educational expertise in area of instruction. Serve as Radiation Safety Officer for the institution; administer the radiation safety monitoring program and provide counseling regarding radiation safety practices as outlined in the program policy on Radiation Protection Perform other duties as assigned. Required Qualifications: Master’s degree. Three years’ experience working in radiographic technology. Holds current American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT) certification and registration, or equivalent state of Michigan licensure in radiography. Preferred Qualifications: Two years of experience as an instructor in a JRCERT accredited program. Experience with curriculum development. How to Apply Interested candidates should submit the following materials: A cover letter A current resume Unofficial copies of transcripts Contact information for three professional references Application materials may be submitted by mail or email: By Mail: Human Resources Glen Oaks Community College 62249 Shimmel Rd Centreville, MI 49032 By Email: hr@glenoaks.edu Applications will be reviewed as they are received. Glen Oaks Community College prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex or any other protected characteristic under applicable local, state, or federal law in employment or access to educational programs or activities. Individuals may report concerns or questions to the Title IX Coordinator. The notice of nondiscrimination is located at GOCC Nondiscrimination Policy This organization participates in E-verify. For more information, please visit the DHS E-verify site.