Radiology - Rad Tech

Radiography Clinical Coordinator

The Clinical Coordinator is responsible for the organization and administration of the clinical education component of the Radiography Program. This role ensures that clinical instruction is delivered in compliance with applicable standards and established policies and procedures. The Clinical Coordinator manages the full scope of student clinical experiences, including site recruitment, student assignments, competency evaluations, and ongoing communication with clinical education settings. This position may also participate in didactic or laboratory instruction as assigned.

Key responsibilities include:

• Recruiting and maintaining clinical education affiliates that provide a broad range of clinical competency experiences.
• Ensuring all clinical settings are formally recognized before students are assigned.
• Conducting regular site visits to evaluate the quality and safety of clinical education environments.
• Developing and distributing clinical rotation schedules for all students.
• Enforcing supervision policies for students during their clinical assignments.
• Implementing and maintaining the program's competency-based clinical evaluation system.
• Analyzing clinical competency pass rates and contributing to accreditation documentation.
• Maintaining documentation and communication regarding clinical assignments and evaluations.
• Counseling students experiencing clinical difficulties in collaboration with the Program Director.
• Participating in program advisory committee and outcomes assessment processes as directed.

The position involves a combination of administrative duties and travel to affiliated clinical education settings. The Clinical Coordinator must be able to access all areas used by students, including radiology suites and procedural rooms. Occasional irregular hours may be required to accommodate clinical schedules or site visit needs. The role demands meeting physical and health clearance requirements imposed by affiliated clinical sites.