Director Of Radiology Jobs

Beacon Health System delivers a comprehensive, fully integrated cardiovascular service line spanning heart, vascular, stroke and interventional radiology care across Indiana and Michigan. Designed as a system-wide platform, Beacon’s model brings together advanced procedural capabilities—including cardiac catheterization, vascular, and interventional radiology programs—with coordinated, team-based care across the full continuum, from emergency and acute care through outpatient and post-acute services. Through its high-performing, dyad-led structure, Beacon aligns clinical excellence with operational efficiency, emphasizing standardized care pathways, measurable quality outcomes, and seamless patient access. As a member of the Mayo Clinic Care Network, Beacon further enhances its capabilities through collaboration on complex cases and access to leading-edge clinical expertise, positioning the organization as a regional leader in cardiovascular care delivery. Beacon Kalamazoo, part of Beacon Health System, and formerly Borgess Hospital is a 268-staffed bed, full-service acute care hospital with 24/7 emergency care, a Level II Trauma Center, and Comprehensive Stroke Center. It delivers advanced surgical care for serious and life-threatening injuries and illnesses. In addition, it offers specialty care including advanced heart care (with a dedicated women’s heart center), a comprehensive stroke center, cancer care, advanced orthopedics and neurosciences, women’s health, OB-GYN maternity care and outpatient pediatric care. As the Director of Heart, Vascular, Stroke & Interventional Radiology Services, you will serve as the operational leader for one of Beacon Health System’s largest service lines. In this role, you will provide strategic leadership across the service line in noninvasive, invasive interventional, surgical, and rehabilitation services. The leader will ensure operational excellence through professional work environment, quality patient outcomes, physician collaboration, financial stewardship, and service line growth.