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National Boss’s Day came and went earlier this year. Being a leader is not easy! Our worked hours are not less, they are more. Our employees, however, see things differently. We are there to serve them, thus the term “servant leadership.” So how should we serve our team?
As the MRI department manager at Overlook Medical Center in Summit, New Jersey, Mark Linderman has a number of responsibilities across all departmental operations, from imaging and scheduling to patient safety, payroll and staff training.
I believe that keeps me from focusing only on what is needed for the next step and lets my work speak for itself. If done well enough, my peers and leaders will recognize it when the next step is available
“In my early career, my department director was very much a mentor. He was great in being able to look ahead for growth and development of our department. He always had a fair and open approach, even when he disagreed,” Jackson said. “I hope that as a lead technologist I am mentoring on some level to each of the techs on my team.”
Matt Woods, MSHA, RT(R)(MR), is the imaging director at Colleton Medical Center. He holds a Master of Science in Health Care Management from Trident University International.
Angie Meyer, ARRT, ODH, is the radiology manager at University Hospitals Geneva/Conneaut Medical Center. After earning a bachelor’s degree Meyer found herself back in her hometown. ICE recently found out more about this rising star in the imaging field.
From Monday through Friday, Wes Harden is the director of imaging services for the 580-bed Lexington Medical Center in West Columbia, South Carolina. On the weekends, however, Harden makes the lengthy commute to his Florida home, not only to visit his family, but to tend his pineapple crop.
It seems that leaders are always searching and hunting for ways to recognize staff and the usual methods (rounding, sending a card, saying thank you) are getting a little stale.
Michelle Dossa, Ph.D., RT(R), serves as University Hospitals of Cleveland’s radiology director, west market. Her career journey, like that of many of her peers, followed a discovery that married her interests of patient care and technology.
