Executive Director of Radiology

Executive Director of Radiology

Burlington, MA
• Lahey Clinic
• Full-time
• Day

When you join the growing BILH team, you’re not just taking a job, you’re making a difference in people’s lives.

The Executive Director must be an experienced healthcare leader with an in depth understanding of clinical operations across the organization as well as in the assigned divisions. The Executive Director will work alongside the LHMC executive leadership team to improve clinical quality and promote the growth of their division.

Reporting to a member of the Senior Leadership team, the Executive Director is responsible for the overall operational, clinical and financial performance of the Division of Imaging Services (all sites included if applicable). The Executive Director works in collaboration with Vice Presidents, physician leadership, business managers, finance and nursing leadership to establish yearly performance goals for each division which are aligned with the vision and mission of Lahey Hospital and Medical Center.

The Executive Director has responsibility for, but not limited to, divisional and departmental planning (creating a strategic growth plan), business development, management/supervision of all management staff, and development of a capital and operating budget, including product line development, budget calculations, report analysis and expense monitoring. The Executive Director demonstrates an understanding of financial systems in order to develop a financial reporting structure that effectively monitors strategic goals, including optimizing affordability of services.

The Executive Director will ensure that the division meets operating guidelines as established by annual goals, including, but not limited to: patient access, revenue cycle, patient satisfaction, and quality goals. The Executive Director may assume project/program responsibilities outside the division that help establish Lahey Hospital and Medical Center as an organization of excellence.

The Executive Director must establish effective strategies for program and product development, physician integration and resource utilization with the goal of increasing division growth, efficiency, and patient experience. She/he must have the ability to confidently establish relationships with Physicians and Physician leaders. The Executive Director may be asked to manage a departmental sub‑function within a broader departmental function. In such cases she/he will create functional strategies and specific objectives for the sub‑function and develop budgets, policies and procedures to support the functional infrastructure, while acquiring a thorough knowledge of the managed sub‑function and of the overall departmental function.

• In conjunction with the clinical and senior administrative leadership, sets the strategic vision of the divisions and executes that mission.
• Oversees all new multi‑disciplinary program development across the divisions
• Leads the strategic development and deployment of the divisions across LHMC and Beth Israel Lahey Health affiliates
• Develops relationships and leads team building with physician leadership, senior administration and other colleagues to help achieve defined division, departmental and organizational strategic goals at LHMC and Beth Israel Lahey Health affiliates.
• In conjunction with clinical leadership, identifies new treatment modalities and opportunities, including the development of practical business plans to support the modalities.
• Participates in marketing and promotional initiatives within the divisions, developing marketing campaigns, implementing programs and reporting on measured results.
• Directs daily operations of assigned divisions by translating business vision and strategy into operational goals, objectives, workflows and implementation plans.

• In coordination with the division Finance Director, prepares departmental operational and capital budgets, developing a financial reporting structure to appropriately monitor strategic goals (including optimizing affordability of…