What are the responsibilities and job description for the Mgr – Neurodiagnostic position at Johnston-Willis Hospital?
Description
SHIFT: No WeekendsSCHEDULE: Full-time
Come join us at HCA is one of the nation's leading providers of healthcare services, HCA is made up of locally managed facilities that include 184 hospitals and 2000 sites of care, including surgery centers, freestanding ERs, urgent care centers and physician clinics located in 21 U.S. states and in the United Kingdom. HCA is ranked number 63 on the Fortune 500 and is consistently recognized for being one of the "Worlds Most Admired Companies" and "World's Most Ethical Companies."
Johnston-Willis Hospital! As one of the HCA family of hospitals, we have been delivering high-quality healthcare to Greater Richmond and Central Virginia for more than a century. We are a 292 bed facility that offers a full range of healthcare services, with specialties in cancer care and neuroscience at our first-in-Richmond Neuroscience and Gamma Knife Center.
Though we're well over a hundred years we've continued stay above the curve, offering patients technological advancements and compassionate patient care. That commitment to quality has led to multiple accolades that every member of the Johnston-Willis family takes a great deal of pride in:
- The Joint Commission has awarded us the Gold Seal of Approval and named us a Top Performer on Key Quality Measures for surgical care, perinatal care, pneumonia, heart attack and hip and knee replacement.
- Johnston-Willis is the first hospital in the US to receive The Joint Commission Gold Seal Certificate of Distinction for Brain Tumor care.
- We are the first non-academic hospital in Virginia to receive the Comprehensive Stroke Certification by DNV-GL Healthcare, the highest level of competence possible for stroke care.
- Our ER is also the only state-authorized Level III Trauma Center in Chesterfield County, which means we can provide fast, skilled care in life's worst moments.
The Radiology department supports a full range of services with specialties in cancer care with the Sarah Cannon Institute and the Gamma Knife Center. The department is instrumental to maintaining TJC Comprehensive Stroke certification and Level III Trauma Center status.
Do you want to take your imaging career to the next level by working at one of the leading hospitals in Richmond, VA? Are you a dynamic Imaging professional with at least 5 years of MRI experience, an ARRT Certification and a passion for developing and leading a highly functioning team? Are you an upbeat, proactive, outside the box thinker capable of getting the very best out of employees? If you are a truly hands on Technologist that also loves to teach and train, apply today!
Neurodiagnostic Manager
SPECIFIC ELEMENTS AND ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
- Responsible for the overall daily function/staffing of the Neurodiagnostic Labs at Chippenham and Johnston-Willis campus. Including the completion of monthly work schedules and "on call" schedules.
- Coordinates dual campus operations to ensure efficient operations.
- Reports to the Director of Neuroscience Program and assists in the strategy operational planning to promote staff/physician satisfaction, new procedure implementations and departmental growth.
- Performs routine, sleep and portable EEGs, ECI, EMG/NCV and EP studies on adult and pediatric patients according to Policies and Procedures.
- Compiles reports to communicate test result to referring physicians by chart notation and/or oral report of preliminary findings. Transmits final evaluation according to policy and procedure.
- Obtains pertinent patient history, including screening for neurological and psychological disease, making decisions regarding appropriate testing modalities for optimum evaluation by chart review, patient history and or family interview, and by communication with physician or other health care providers.
- Interprets exam results to quantitate the extent of patient's disease by utilizing established diagnostic parameters and standards of practice for neurodiagnostic technologists.
- Initiates and documents patient teaching including family and/or significant others. Uses appropriate patient education documentation modalities. Teaches patients about neurological disease to increase patient knowledge of disease process. Refers questions regarding complications and treatment modalities to the patient's physician.
- Pursues professional development to prepare for additional responsibilities and improve current job performance via educational meetings, independent study, and maintaining appropriate certification.
- Maintains accurate payroll records and transmits/edits payroll appropriately.
- Assists with departmental COO program, outcomes management projects and other hospital initiatives.
- Conducts thorough and complete orientation of all incoming personnel, utilizing the department orientation plan and ensuring all aspects are completed during the orientation process.
- Performs all necessary actions to pursue/attain/maintain lab accreditation.
- Coordinates and implements educational programs for the clinical advancement of neurodiagnostic technology and testing at both campuses.
- Provides oversight in the performances of competency assessments for all technical staff performing neurodiagnostic studies; documents appropriately all required records and makes recommendations accordingly to assure competency of staff
- Participates in quality improvement in Joint Commission activities
- Oversees development of all Neurodiagnostic testing protocols/policies.
- Participates at all Neuroscience Committee meeting as requested
- Communicates regularly with the department director(s) to determine future needs, concerns, and issues pertinent to the daily operation of the
We value you and your future. HCA is proud to offer great leadership, a nurturing environment, many opportunities for growth and development, competitive pay and great full-time/part-time benefits including multiple health insurance plan options, comprehensive dental coverage, Student loan repayment, tuition reimbursement and many more programs to cover a wide variety of today's life and family needs. In addition to your salary and health insurance benefits, HCA provides a matching 401k as well as an Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP). Members of HCA receive consumer discounts on cell phones, hotels, rental cars, and many others.
Interviews are being set immediately so apply today!
Qualifications
EXPERIENCE
Required - Minimum five years' experience in clinical Neurodiagnostic procedures including but not limited to EEG, EP, NCS, EMG assistance, LTM, IONM; two years operational management
Preferred - Five or more years' experience in Neurodiagnostic practice and department management
EDUCATION
Required - Associate Degree, Registered EEG by ABRET
Preferred - Registered EEG Tech certification and one or more Neurodiagnostic credentials as outlined by ASET and ACNS
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