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Market Director, Information Technology & Services | Healthcare IT | Lake Havasu City, AZ

Market Director, Information Technology & Services

📍 Location: Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86403
🏥 Work Arrangement: 100% Onsite
💼 Employment Type: Full-Time, Permanent
📈 Experience Level: Senior Leadership
👤 Reports To: Chief Financial Officer
💰 Base Salary: $101,000–$136,000
🕒 Typical Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
✈️ Travel: Regular Overnight Travel—Potentially Up to 50%
🚚 Relocation Assistance: Not Available
💵 Sign-On Bonus: Not Available
🚫 Visa Sponsorship: Not Available

Lead Technology That Directly Supports Patient Care

A regional healthcare organization is seeking an experienced Market Director of Information Technology & Services to provide strategic and operational technology leadership across its hospital and assigned market facilities.

Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, this senior leadership position will oversee hospital IT operations, enterprise applications, infrastructure, cybersecurity, technology support and service delivery. The Director will ensure clinical and business systems remain reliable, secure and aligned with organizational strategy, regulatory requirements and patient-care priorities.

This is a highly visible, onsite leadership opportunity for an experienced healthcare IT professional who can connect clinical, operational and enterprise teams while delivering secure, dependable and cost-effective technology services.

Key Responsibilities

Strategic IT Leadership

  • Provide strategic leadership and oversight for Information Technology and Services across the assigned healthcare market.

  • Develop and execute a market-level IT strategy aligned with facility and enterprise priorities.

  • Serve as the primary liaison between hospital leadership, market stakeholders and enterprise IT.

  • Ensure local technology requirements are represented during enterprise planning and governance.

  • Translate enterprise technology strategies into effective facility-level implementation plans.

  • Advise executive leadership on technology risks, priorities, investments and emerging opportunities.

  • Contribute to enterprise governance councils and the development of technology, cybersecurity and data-governance standards.

Hospital IT Operations

  • Oversee day-to-day IT operations across assigned facilities.

  • Maintain the reliability, availability and performance of clinical and business systems.

  • Provide leadership across:

    • Hospital applications

    • Electronic Health Record systems

    • Infrastructure and network services

    • Cybersecurity

    • End-user support

    • Data and reporting systems

    • Connected clinical technologies

  • Ensure IT service-management, incident-response and change-management processes are consistently followed.

  • Monitor system performance, service levels and recurring operational issues.

  • Coordinate the response to major incidents and technology disruptions.

  • Identify and address technical debt affecting the market’s systems and data-center environment.

Clinical and Operational Partnership

  • Build trusted relationships with hospital executives, clinical leaders, physicians, nursing teams and operational departments.

  • Ensure technology solutions support patient care, clinical workflows and business operations.

  • Gather and prioritize technology needs across departments and facilities.

  • Translate clinical and operational requirements into practical technology solutions.

  • Help teams understand the operational impact of proposed technology changes.

  • Maintain strong communication during implementations, disruptions and organizational change.

EHR and Enterprise Applications

  • Oversee the reliable operation and support of Electronic Health Record and related clinical systems.

  • Lead or support EHR upgrades, implementations and optimization initiatives.

  • Coordinate with enterprise application teams and facility stakeholders to address workflow and system issues.

  • Support application testing, training, implementation and adoption.

  • Ensure clinical applications meet operational, cybersecurity and regulatory requirements.

  • Identify opportunities to improve clinical efficiency and patient-care outcomes through technology.

Cybersecurity and Regulatory Compliance

  • Implement and enforce enterprise cybersecurity policies and technology standards.

  • Protect clinical, patient, operational and financial information.

  • Ensure compliance with applicable healthcare technology and privacy requirements, including HIPAA and HITECH.

  • Participate in technology audits, regulatory inspections and accreditation activities.

  • Support cybersecurity assessments, incident-response activities and risk-remediation initiatives.

  • Promote secure technology practices across clinical and administrative teams.

  • Partner with enterprise cybersecurity leadership to address vulnerabilities and emerging threats.

Project and Change Management

  • Lead and support enterprise technology initiatives across assigned facilities.

  • Manage projects involving EHR upgrades, cybersecurity, digital transformation, infrastructure and technical-debt reduction.

  • Establish clear project plans, responsibilities, timelines and success measures.

  • Coordinate internal teams, enterprise resources, facility stakeholders and external partners.

  • Champion structured change management and effective communication.

  • Ensure staff receive appropriate training and support before new technology is introduced.

  • Monitor adoption and address barriers following implementation.

Financial and Vendor Management

  • Collaborate with Finance and executive leadership to develop and manage technology priorities.

  • Support IT budgeting, forecasting and financial planning.

  • Ensure technology investments align with organizational and patient-care objectives.

  • Identify opportunities for cost reduction, operational efficiency and revenue improvement.

  • Manage external vendors and technology partners in accordance with enterprise procurement requirements.

  • Monitor vendor performance, service delivery, contractual obligations and escalations.

  • Evaluate proposed technology investments based on value, risk and operational need.

Team Leadership and Development

  • Lead, mentor and develop the market’s IT professionals.

  • Establish clear performance expectations and promote accountability.

  • Support workforce planning, succession management and employee engagement.

  • Identify professional-development and technical-training opportunities.

  • Build a collaborative team culture focused on service, continuous learning and operational excellence.

  • Ensure the team remains responsive to the needs of clinical and business stakeholders.

Performance Improvement and Innovation

  • Drive continuous improvement across IT operations and service delivery.

  • Use performance data, benchmarks and service metrics to identify improvement opportunities.

  • Promote practical innovation that advances patient care, operational efficiency and information security.

  • Evaluate emerging healthcare technologies and their potential value.

  • Develop measurable plans to improve system availability, response times, user satisfaction and operational performance.

  • Support data-informed decision-making across hospital and market leadership.

Required Qualifications

Candidates must possess one of the following:

  • Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems, Business or a related discipline; or

  • At least seven years of directly relevant professional experience in place of a bachelor’s degree.

Additional requirements include:

  • At least five years of progressive IT management experience.

  • At least three years of experience within healthcare and a multi-site or enterprise environment.

  • Demonstrated ability to collaborate across clinical, operational and enterprise teams.

  • Strong leadership, communication and relationship-building capabilities.

  • Experience managing technology staff, priorities and service delivery.

  • Ability to work onsite in Lake Havasu City, Arizona.

  • Willingness and ability to undertake overnight travel, potentially up to 50%.

  • Current authorization to work in the United States without employer sponsorship.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Direct experience leading hospital IT operations.

  • Experience supporting multiple hospitals or healthcare facilities.

  • Strong knowledge of Electronic Health Record systems and clinical applications.

  • Experience with healthcare infrastructure, cybersecurity and data protection.

  • Knowledge of HIPAA, HITECH and related healthcare regulatory requirements.

  • Experience participating in hospital audits, inspections or accreditation activities.

  • Technology project and change-management experience.

  • Experience with EHR upgrades, digital transformation or clinical technology implementations.

  • Experience managing IT budgets and technology investments.

  • Strong vendor and contract-management experience.

  • Experience developing and mentoring IT professionals.

  • Knowledge of healthcare IT best practices and emerging technology trends.

  • Experience using performance metrics and analytics to improve IT service delivery.

The Ideal Candidate

The strongest candidate will be able to demonstrate:

  • Successful leadership of IT operations within a hospital or healthcare system.

  • Experience supporting a complex, multi-site or enterprise technology environment.

  • Strong understanding of the connection between technology and patient care.

  • Direct involvement with EHR systems, cybersecurity and regulatory compliance.

  • The ability to communicate effectively with clinical teams, hospital executives and enterprise IT leaders.

  • Examples of improving system availability, service delivery or stakeholder satisfaction.

  • Successful delivery of complex healthcare technology projects.

  • Experience managing budgets, vendors and competing operational priorities.

  • A collaborative and service-focused leadership style.

  • The ability to remain calm, organized and decisive during major incidents or technology disruption.

Work Environment

This position is based onsite within an active hospital environment. The successful candidate will work in clinical and office settings and may encounter the standard environmental conditions associated with healthcare facilities.

Normal business hours are generally Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. However, availability outside standard hours may occasionally be required based on operational needs, system incidents or project activity.

Regular travel between facilities and occasional overnight travel by land or air should be expected.

Benefits

The organization offers a comprehensive benefits package that may include:

  • Medical insurance

  • Dental insurance

  • Vision insurance

  • Life insurance

  • Accident and critical-illness coverage

  • Hospital-indemnity insurance

  • Short- and long-term disability coverage

  • Paid family leave

  • Paid time off

  • Retirement plan with employer contribution or match

  • Tuition and professional-certification assistance

  • Student-loan assistance

  • Mental, physical and financial wellness programs

  • Virtual-care and mental-health resources

  • Professional-development and career-advancement opportunities

Interview Process

The anticipated selection process includes:

  1. An initial 10-minute screening call.

  2. A Microsoft Teams interview with divisional IT leadership.

  3. A Microsoft Teams interview with hospital leadership.

  4. An onsite meeting with senior executives, department directors and IT staff.

Equal Opportunity

The organization is an Equal Opportunity Employer and considers qualified applicants without discrimination based on any status protected under applicable federal, state or local law.

 

Senior Cardiac Sonographer | Echocardiography | Boston, MA

Senior Cardiac Sonographer

📍 Location: Boston, Massachusetts
🏥 Work Arrangement: 100% Onsite
💼 Employment Type: Full-Time
💰 Compensation: $112,000–$135,000 Base Salary
💵 Sign-On Bonus: $15,000
🚫 Visa Sponsorship: Not Available
🚚 Relocation Assistance: Not Available
✈️ Travel: Not Required

Overview

A leading healthcare organization in Boston is seeking an experienced Senior Cardiac Sonographer to join its Non-Invasive Cardiology team.

This senior-level position will perform advanced echocardiographic and cardiovascular diagnostic procedures while supporting the daily clinical and administrative operations of a busy cardiac testing department.

The successful candidate will bring extensive experience in a cardiac stress laboratory, including working independently with amyloid patients, performing advanced stress echocardiography procedures, and supporting research studies. The role will also provide technical guidance and hands-on training to sonographers, technicians, students, and cardiology fellows.

Why This Opportunity Stands Out

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced cardiac sonographer who wants to combine advanced clinical work with technical leadership, research participation, and departmental responsibility.

Key highlights include:

  • Competitive salary of $112,000–$135,000

  • $15,000 sign-on bonus for eligible external hires

  • Advanced stress echocardiography responsibilities

  • Independent work within an amyloid clinic

  • Exposure to cardiovascular research studies

  • Opportunities to teach technical staff and cardiology fellows

  • Senior administrative and workflow leadership responsibilities

  • Comprehensive medical, dental, vision, retirement, life insurance, and paid-time-off benefits

Key Responsibilities

Advanced Cardiac Sonography

  • Perform non-invasive cardiovascular diagnostic examinations using ultrasound, imaging duplex, and related equipment.

  • Position patients and operate equipment to obtain reliable, clinically informative diagnostic data.

  • Conduct complete echocardiographic evaluations and preliminary measurements.

  • Evaluate recordings as they occur and complete the required technical analysis.

  • Summarize diagnostic information and communicate findings to physicians and departmental leadership.

  • Perform portable echocardiographic examinations as required.

  • Complete vascular studies when needed.

  • Interpret examinations and chart graphics and process diagnostic results.

Stress Testing

  • Perform stress echocardiograms and dobutamine stress echocardiograms.

  • Perform cardiac stress tests under direct physician supervision.

  • Prepare patients for stress testing, including electrode placement.

  • Explain testing procedures and address patient questions or concerns.

  • Observe patients throughout testing and calculate all necessary clinical parameters.

  • Interpret electrocardiogram tracings for diagnostic purposes.

  • Troubleshoot difficult examinations and unexpected clinical situations.

Amyloid Clinic and Research

  • Work independently within the amyloid clinic.

  • Perform technically advanced imaging examinations involving amyloid patients.

  • Conduct research studies with a high degree of technical expertise, accuracy, and reproducibility.

  • Support the consistent collection and documentation of research-related cardiovascular imaging data.

Technical and Team Leadership

  • Provide guidance to sonographers, technicians, students, and cardiology fellows.

  • Teach both medical concepts and hands-on sonography techniques.

  • Provide guidance to EKG technicians in the absence of departmental leadership.

  • Delegate daily workflow to other team members when the chief sonographer is unavailable.

  • Take responsibility for senior administrative duties and day-to-day operational support.

  • Assist with difficult patients, urgent add-on studies, staff absences, and other unexpected workflow disruptions.

  • Support the maintenance and repair of ultrasound equipment hardware and software.

  • Troubleshoot issues involving clinical imaging and ordering systems.

Departmental Operations

  • Maintain accurate examination records, departmental reports, and clinical files.

  • Complete charge entry through the applicable billing system.

  • Maintain appropriate supplies and equipment inventory.

  • Help manage the department’s daily workflow and examination schedule.

  • Maintain clinical areas and equipment according to departmental standards.

  • Follow established infection prevention and workplace safety procedures.

  • Maintain the confidentiality of all personal and protected health information.

Patient Care

  • Explain procedures clearly and help alleviate patient concerns.

  • Provide appropriate care to adult and geriatric patient populations.

  • Maintain professional and compassionate relationships with patients, families, physicians, and colleagues.

  • Demonstrate appropriate body mechanics and safe patient-handling practices.

  • Deliver patient care in accordance with organizational standards and clinical procedures.

Required Qualifications

Candidates must meet all of the following requirements:

  • Completion of a two-year program in cardiac sonography, cardiovascular technology, or a closely related field.

  • Knowledge of cardiology, medical terminology, anatomy, biology, and the basic physics associated with diagnostic ultrasound.

  • At least one year of professional echocardiography experience within a hospital environment, excluding internships or clinical placements.

  • At least five years of experience working within a cardiac stress laboratory.

  • Substantial experience working with amyloid patients.

  • Ability to work independently within an amyloid clinic.

  • Experience performing stress echocardiograms and dobutamine stress echocardiograms.

  • Ability to work onsite in Boston, Massachusetts.

  • Valid authorization to work in the United States without current or future visa sponsorship.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Certification or eligibility for registration in echocardiography through the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS).

  • Knowledge of congenital heart disease.

  • Experience performing vascular studies.

  • Experience conducting Holter monitor analysis.

  • Experience supporting cardiovascular imaging research studies.

  • Previous experience teaching or mentoring sonographers, technicians, students, or cardiology fellows.

  • Experience coordinating clinical workflow or performing senior administrative responsibilities.

  • Bilingual or multilingual capabilities relevant to the patient population served.

Knowledge and Skills

  • Strong knowledge of cardiac sonography equipment and non-invasive cardiology procedures.

  • Ability to perform technically complex examinations with accuracy and reproducibility.

  • Ability to analyze and resolve clinical and technical problems.

  • Strong understanding of stress-testing procedures and ECG interpretation.

  • Excellent interpersonal and patient communication skills.

  • Ability to communicate effectively with physicians and multidisciplinary clinical teams.

  • Strong organizational and workflow-management abilities.

  • Basic proficiency with clinical computer systems and electronic documentation.

  • Ability to maintain strict patient confidentiality.

  • Ability to remain composed while managing urgent studies, difficult patients, scheduling complications, and staffing disruptions.

Sign-On Bonus

Eligible external hires will receive a $15,000 sign-on bonus, payable after successful completion of the organization’s probationary period.

Screening Questions

  1. Have you completed a two-year cardiac sonography, cardiovascular technology, or related educational program?

  2. Do you have at least one year of post-training echocardiography experience within a hospital environment?

  3. Do you have at least five years of experience working in a cardiac stress laboratory?

  4. Please describe your experience performing stress and dobutamine stress echocardiograms.

  5. What experience do you have working independently with amyloid patients?

  6. Are you registered or eligible for registration in echocardiography through ARDMS?

  7. Do you have experience teaching or mentoring sonographers, technicians, students, or cardiology fellows?

  8. Are you able to work onsite full-time in Boston, Massachusetts?

  9. Are you legally authorized to work in the United States without current or future visa sponsorship?