Program Director​/Clinical Faculty - Medical Dosimetry

Position Title

Program Director / Open Rank Clinical Faculty - Medical Dosimetry

2026105

NTL

Round Rock

College of Health Professions

Radiation Therapy Program

Texas State University invites applicants for an inaugural Program Director for a Master of Science degree in Medical Dosimetry in the College of Health Professions. The Program Director will develop the program in collaboration with faculty and seek accreditation through the JRCERT. The program is tentatively slated to begin in Spring 2027 with its first cohort of students and faculty.

This is a full‑time 9‑month position with summer employment, a nontenure line Clinical Open Rank faculty appointment which includes teaching and service responsibilities with release time provided for administrative duties.

The Master of Medical Dosimetry program is housed on the Round Rock campus on the third floor of the Avery Building. The Dean’s office and other College of Health Professions departments are also located in the Avery Building.

Reporting to the Dean or designated designee, the Medical Dosimetry Program Director is the administrator in charge of the program. Responsibilities include implementing university, college, and program policies, and developing, coordinating, administering, and delivering a high‑quality educational student experience. The Program Director articulates the program’s aspirations to constituents inside and outside the university community, develops and implements strategic goals, and provides collaborative leadership.

Dynamic leadership, clear communication, strong interpersonal skills, and a strategic vision are crucial for success.

The Program Director has lead responsibility for program administration, including preparing and managing the budget to achieve program goals and curriculum development. Additional responsibilities include accreditation leadership, teaching schedule management, recruitment of new faculty, faculty and staff performance evaluation, support for grant and external development opportunities, student recruitment and advising, and formulation and implementation of strategic plans and policies.

• Master’s Degree from an accredited university.
• Minimum two years of clinical experience as a Certified Medical Dosimetrist.
• Current American Board of Radiology (A ) certification, Medical Dosimetrist Certification Board (MDCB) certification, or American Board of Physicists (ABMP) certification as a medical physicist.
• College‑level teaching experience.
• Demonstrated current and contemporary competence in the teaching content area and commitment to service and scholarship.
• Documented experience in supervision, instruction, evaluation, and student guidance.
• Experience in effective administration of a university department, including curricular evaluation and design, fiscal and personnel management, accreditation, and strategic planning.
• Demonstrated commitment to professional growth and lifelong learning.
• Working knowledge of MS Office.

• Master’s Degree from an accredited university.
• Minimum three years of clinical experience as a Certified Medical Dosimetrist.
• Current A , MDCB, or ABMP certification.
• Two years’ experience as an instructor in a JRCERT‑accredited program.
• Demonstrated teaching and learning contributions, including curriculum advances.
• Documented experience in supervision, instruction, evaluation, and student guidance.
• Experience in effective department administration, curricular evaluation and design, fiscal and personnel management, accreditation, and strategic planning.
• Commitment to lifelong learning.
• Working knowledge of MS Office.

• Master’s Degree from an accredited university.
• Minimum three years of clinical experience as a Certified Medical Dosimetrist.
• Current A , MDCB, or ABMP certification.
• Two years’ experience as an instructor in a JRCERT‑accredited program.
• Demonstrated teaching and learning…