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The Director of Imaging Services has primary responsibility for leading, controlling, planning,
organizing, and evaluating the delivery of the operations of multiple campuses. The Director will
act as a role model, has accountability for each departmental budget and position control. The
director will collaborate with key departments to meet organizational and departmental goals.
Works directly with multiple campus dyads and system director of imaging services to optimize
performance including volume, efficiency, quality and safety, and patient experience. Has 24-
hour, 7 days a week accountability to their assigned hospital campuses. Assumes other roles
and responsibilities as directed by the System Director of Imaging Services.
This Director will be leading a team of 250 FTE’s, 2 direct reports, with one lead over each
modality, reporting to the system director, in both hospital locations. The overall size and scope
are 900 beds with combined departments completing roughly 30,000 procedures a month.
• Accepts overall accountability for departmental operations.
• Plans, develops, recommends for approval, and implements long and short-term departmental
goals, policies, procedures, and budgets that are consistent with the system’s mission values and
strategic plans.
• Recommends and facilitates the purchase of capital equipment.
• Interviews, hires, orients, coaches, evaluates assigns work, and disciplines staff, or delegates
these duties to appropriate designee.
• Coordinates Performance Improvement activities for department.
• Provides support and is a role model for an environment conducive to professional practice.
• Plans, coordinates, and implements staff development.
• Demonstrates or assures clinical competence in all areas of patient care for population services.
• Assures maintenance of department records, reports, projects and staff licensure.
• Provides or assures that the appropriate interventions are implemented to maintain high quality
operations.
• Facilitates and collaborates with all members of the specific acute care facility and with the health
care system.
• Participates in department-related committees, task forces, and activities, or delegates to
appropriate staff.
• Performs other job-related duties as assigned.
Education Requirements: Bachelor’s degree and master’s are Required.
Experience Requirements: 5+ years in a leadership role with similar size and scope.
Minimum of 5 years clinical experience including 2 years’ experience in all intensive
care/critical care areas.
License: Radiologic Technology License required
Certifications: Basic Life Support (BLS) from the American Heart Association.
Other: AART registered (CNMT or ARDMS if applicable)
We are looking for an experienced and high performing leader to join our imaging department
within a high-volume trauma center and local community hospital. This role requires a candidate
with a strong record of effectively managing large teams and successfully collaborating across a
complex health system.
Our ideal candidate has a demonstrated history of:
• Leading large, fast-paced imaging departments in trauma centers
• Building strong relationships with clinical staff and leaders across the system
• Developing and elevating clinical teams through mentorship and engagement
• Making swift, strategic decisions to ensure effective operations
In this role, you’ll partner with multiple physician leaders to drive performance, adopt evidence-
based practices, and support the continued growth of our clinical staff.
Key Attributes:
Success in this position will be supported by:
• Strong communication and collaboration skills with physicians and staff
• Strategic and analytical thinking abilities
• Proficiency in current clinical best practices and evidence-based methodologies
• Financial acumen to manage and optimize department resources
Lee Health consists of four adult hospitals, Golisano Children’s Hospital, the Rehabilitation
Hospital, and Lee Health Coconut Point. We’re also home to the Lee Health Regional Cancer
Center, Home Health, Skilled Nursing, Behavioral Health, a physician group with more than 90
practice locations, community healthcare for the underserved, urgent care, and much more.
Buttheheartofouraward-winning healthsystem?Ournearly15,000
dedicated employees.
Excellence.Education.Safety. Compassion.Empathy. Respect. These are just
some of the words that describe how we approach each day. We believe in one another and the
patients and families we serve.
GrowthOpportunities
Lee Health believes in growth, education, and advancement. We have opportunities in numerous
residency programs, earn-as-you- learn programs, educational opportunities including tuition
reimbursement and grants. We also encourage an open environment and culture, transfers, and
promotions.
Lee Health has been part of the Fort Myers/Cape Coral area since 1916,
and we have grown and evolved right along with our population. Through all the area’s changes, one
thing never wavers: Our dedication to empowering lives through care and compassion.
Our hospitals:
Gulf Coast Medical Center (GCMC), located in the heart of Fort Myers, is newly renovated and
expanded. Home to our Level II Trauma Center, GCMC also includes cancer services, the
Neuroscience Institute, orthopedics, general surgery, and a 24/7 ER. Licensed Beds: 624
Annual patients: 47,000
Lee Memorial Hospital, a mainstay for more than 100 years, has a rich history of serving our
community: Orthopedics, neuroscience, OB/ GYN, 24/7 ER, behavioral health, surgery, and the
Rehabilitation Hospital – a comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation facility. Number of Acute
Beds: 368 Patients Seen Annually: 50,000+
Cape Coral Hospital serves our largest city with a wide range of services at a 40-acre campus
including women’s health, family birth suites, 24/7 emergency care, rehab, surgery, urology, a
certified diabetes program, and a Healthy Life Center – one of Lee Health’s modern health and
wellness facilities.
Health Park Medical Center, part of a comprehensive campus that includes outpatient, primary
care, pediatrics, and Golisano Children’s Hospital, is Lee Health’s primary location for our
cardiac program and a designated Chest Pain Center. HPMC also houses a 24/7 ER, women’s
health, rehab, and a high-risk OB unit—one of only 11 in the state. Number of Beds: 460
Number of Patients Seen Annually: 55,000+
Golisano Children’s Hospital of Southwest Florida The only children’s hospital between Tampa
and Miami, Golisano Children’s Hospital – a seven story 292,000-foot facility that opened in
2017—features a specialty ER designed for kids and their families. Other services include a
Level-III NICU, Pediatric ICU, surgery, cancer care, and so much more. Number of beds: 128
Patients Seen Annually: 30,000+
As the largest hospital in the Lee Health system, Gulf Coast Medical Center houses a Level II
Trauma Center, the Neuroscience Institute, orthopedic, oncology and cardiology services, and
much more.
An accredited, comprehensive stroke center features minimally invasive catheter procedures to
treat stroke patients.
Since 2017, Gulf Coast Medical Center has undergone an extensive expansion, adding three
stories and 268 patient beds, including additional ICU beds and an inpatient unit for cancer
care.
• 4 stars in CMS Quality Star Rankings
• Top 250 Hospital nationwide according to Healthgrades
• “A” grade for patient safety by The Leapfrog Group
• American Heart Association/American Stroke Association “Get with The Guidelines”
Gold Plus Stroke Center designation
• American College of Cardiology Best Hospitals, as featured in U.S. News & World
Report
• Only Level II Trauma Center between Bradenton and Miami
• Seventh floor part of the Regional Cancer Center, a national-level program that unites
top cancer experts around Southwest Florida to provide care for our community
• Gulf Coast Medical Center was rated a 4-star facility by the Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Services (CMS).
Key Facts
• Number of Patients Seen Annually: 209,828
• Number of Licensed Beds: 699
• Number of Private Rooms: 584
• Number of Stroke Beds: 90
• Number of ED Beds: 70, Including 4 Trauma Bays and 8 Fast-Track Rooms
• Number of Operating Rooms: 22
• Number of Skilled Nursing Unit Beds in Building Adjacent to Hospital: 75
ENA Lantern Award
Gulf Coast Medical Center is 1 of 29 hospitals to receive the ENA’s Lantern Award in 2022. This
year, the emergency departments at both Golisano Children’s Hospital of SWFL and Gulf Coast
Medical Center received the accolade. They’re recognized by ENA for their exceptional and
innovative performance in emergency care.
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