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- The increase in administrative duties in healthcare has led to more Vice Chair positions in radiology, particularly for education, which have expanded significantly.
- This article outlines the 12 crucial roles a Vice Chair for Education should fulfill to effectively advocate for radiology education.
- It emphasizes essential leadership skills necessary for Vice Chairs to succeed in their positions and meet the evolving demands of their roles.
Article Abstract
Rationale And Objectives: An increase in the administrative work in our healthcare system has led to an increase in the number of administrative positions in radiology departments. Many of these are Vice Chair roles, including Vice Chair for Education (VCEd). The responsibility of this position has expanded, often far beyond the original definition. This article defines the role and expectations of the Vice Chair for Education and provides suggestions for success.
Materials And Methods: This article will review 12 vital roles that a Vice Chair for Education must play to be an effective advocate for radiology education within a department.
Results: Key attributes of an educational leader are delineated, divided into 12 areas or roles.
Conclusion: This article summarizes key leadership skills needed by Vice Chairs for Education in order for them to be effective in their role.
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| http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.acra.2020.02.022 | DOI Listing |
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