Date Posted:
8/7/2024
Location:
Toronto, ON, Canada
Reference No.:
2024-9773
Position Type:
Regular full-time
Department:
Echo Cardiography Lab
FTE Status:
1.00
Hours of Work:
8 hrs
Campus Site:
Bayview
Shifts Weekday Required:
Days
Shifts Weekend Required:
No Weekends
Statutory Holiday(s) Required:
No
Summary of Duties
Reporting to the echo lab manager, and working in collaboration with the echo technologists and echo lab medical director and director of operations of Schulich program, co-ordinate and evaluate patient care and staffing duties of the echocardiography laboratory. Responsibilities include organizing workload, supervising and assessing staff, acting as a resource for complex echocardiograms, technologist training and mentoring and administering echo lab policy.
• Supervise, coordinate and evaluate patient care and staffing activities to ensure an efficient, effective, safe, timely and high-quality level of daily operation.
• Maintain echo lab standards and protocols by acting as a resource for complex echocardiograms and implementation of new or updated techniques.
• Plan and organize daily workload.
• Ensure patient care complies with standards of practice as per CMRITO guidelines.
• Ensure echo lab continuing quality as per IAC and AC Diagnostics standards.
• Investigate complaints associated with direct patient care and staff interactions. Report unresolved and significant matters to the echo lab manager for resolution.
• Communicate decisions, events and changes to staff and encourage feedback of all aspects.
• Participate in staff development and continuing education.
• Act as assigned, on behalf of the echo lab manager in his absence.
• Liaising with echo lab technologists and the manager for better communication
• Contribute to team building of the echo lab
• Create a psychological safe environment for all staff
• Ability to recognize and foster improvement opportunity
• Meeting directly with both the echo lab manager and director of operations at least once per month or at a mutual agreed upon frequency.
Qualification / Skills
• Graduate of a recognized echocardiography course.
• Certification with either ARDMS or Sonography Canada.
• Member in good standing with CMRITO.
• Demonstrates thorough current knowledge of cardiac diseases, imaging techniques, use of ultrasound machines and imaging modalities.
• Proven excellent communication skills, leadership, interpersonal and organizational skills.
• An effective communicator using a coaching and mentoring style in order to develop staff and influence towards high standards of care and performance.
• Flexibility and adaptability with a proven ability to maintain optimal performance under pressure.
• Ability in assessing and effectively implementing change.
• Proven success in building and sustaining positive, collaborative interprofessional relationships.
• Tact when handling and dealing with confidential information, sensitivity when working with patients and family members essential.
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