Manager-Diagnostic Imaging
Posted Sep 15, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Sep 28, 2026
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About your past
This job manages the daily operations of diagnostic imaging at Woodstock. Walk me through what a normal morning looks like for you when you're running an imaging department.
What they are checking: Whether they have actually run a department or have only supervised a modality
You'd be monitoring departmental budgets, contracts and vendor relations. Tell me about a time you had to justify a piece of imaging equipment you wanted to buy.
What they are checking: Whether they can build a capital case in numbers rather than in preference
Part of this is performance management and conflict management. Describe a time you had to address a technologist whose work was slipping.
What they are checking: Willingness to have a hard conversation early instead of documenting toward an exit
The posting asks for five years in healthcare including three in leadership. Tell me about the biggest team you've been responsible for and what changed under you.
What they are checking: Scale of real accountability and evidence of results
What would you do
Imaging departments get held to scheduling coverage across modalities and shifts. How do you build a schedule that holds up when two people call out on the same day?
What they are checking: Practical staffing judgment and whether they plan for absence rather than react to it
A radiologist tells you a technologist's positioning is repeatedly forcing repeat exams. How do you handle that?
What they are checking: Managing a clinician complaint about a staff member without taking either side blindly
This is based at Woodstock rather than downtown. How does that location work for you?
What they are checking: Whether the commute is sustainable before anyone invests in hiring them
About the work
The posting asks for IEMA accreditation plus ARRT, ARDMS or NMTCB. Which of those do you hold, and how current are they?
What they are checking: That the state radiation accreditation and the registry are in hand, not aspirational
The role includes regulatory compliance. What does your department need to have ready if a state inspector walks in tomorrow?
What they are checking: Familiarity with radiation safety records, quality control logs and accreditation files
How do you assess the quality of the images your department produces, not just the volume?
What they are checking: Whether quality is a real program or a number on a dashboard
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