Tim Depinet, EdD, MPH, CNMT, RT(N)

Experience

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  Toledo Cardiology Consultants

  Jan 2001 - Mar 2018

  Nuclear Medicine Administrator/Office Administrator

  In my role as a Nuclear Medicine Administrator and Office Administrator, I spearheaded the launch of the first mobile cardiac service in Northwest Ohio, a significant achievement in expanding cardiac care. My responsibilities included conducting high-quality Myocardial Perfusion Imaging studies, emphasizing both technical excellence and outstanding patient care. I also played a crucial role in obtaining lab accreditation from The Inter-Societal Commission for the Accreditation of Nuclear Medicine Laboratories and ensuring compliance with various laws and regulations for handling radioactive materials.A key aspect of my job was managing and supervising over 40 employees across multiple facilities, coordinating daily schedules to ensure efficient operations. I handled the department's budget, focusing on cost-effective strategies while maintaining high service standards. My role involved leading projects for new office construction and setup, ensuring our facilities met both operational and service needs.Additionally, I was responsible for instructing cardiac fellows in nuclear cardiac techniques, contributing to their professional development. My duties extended to encompass various human resources tasks within the organization, from recruitment to training and performance management. This role demanded a blend of technical expertise, strategic leadership, and a deep commitment to patient care, allowing me to make a significant impact in both medical and administrative capacities. Show less

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  Mercy College of Ohio

  Aug 2015 - Nov 2018

  Adjunct Faculty

  In my role as an adjunct faculty member, I had the enriching opportunity to teach and mentor students in several key areas of healthcare education. My responsibilities included teaching Research Methods and Information Literacy, where I guided students through the complexities of research processes and the critical evaluation of information sources. I also taught Advanced Patient Care for Medical Imaging, focusing on enhancing students' understanding and skills in patient care within this specialized field. Additionally, I was responsible for developing and teaching a course on Introduction to Population Health, a subject that offered students insights into broader health trends and issues affecting diverse populations. My evaluation of student success involved interactive methods like discussion boards, assignments, and quizzes, which allowed me to gauge their understanding and progress effectively. I developed and delivered online lectures on topics within research, patient care, and population health, adapting to the dynamic online learning environment. Facilitating and moderating online discussions was a key part of my role, ensuring that students engaged critically and constructively with course material and with each other. One of the most rewarding aspects of my job was guiding students in producing articles suitable for journal submission, a process that not only honed their research and writing skills but also contributed to their professional development and readiness for the field. This adjunct faculty position enabled me to make a significant impact on students' academic and professional journeys in the healthcare sector. Show less

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  Ohioans Home Healthcare

  Mar 2018 - Nov 2018

  Director of Regional Management/Contracted Services Manager

  In my position as the Director of Regional Management/Contracted Services Manager, I played a pivotal role in overseeing a large and dynamic team. My responsibilities included the management and supervision of four Regional Managers and over 200 clinical staff members, ensuring the smooth operation of our services across various regions. I was actively involved in the hiring process for new management and clinical team members, ensuring that we onboarded individuals who were not only skilled but also aligned with our organizational values and objectives. A key part of my role was to develop managerial strategies focused on staff retention and development, recognizing the importance of nurturing a motivated and competent workforce. I also took the lead in delivering training and education for new clinical and office team members, ensuring they were well-prepared for their roles. My duties extended to coordinating site visits during audits with the Community Health Accreditation Program (CHAP), where I ensured our facilities and services met the highest standards. Facilitating team meetings was an essential aspect of my role, providing a platform for communication, collaboration, and strategic planning. Additionally, I was responsible for developing strategic plans for contracted therapy providers, ensuring that our services were not only effective but also strategically aligned with our long-term goals. This role required a blend of strategic vision, leadership skills, and a deep understanding of clinical operations. Show less

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  Mercy College of Ohio

  Jul 2024 - now

  As Program Director of the Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) program at Mercy College of Ohio, I provide strategic leadership and oversight to ensure the program’s alignment with industry trends and accreditation standards. Initially appointed as Interim Program Director, I successfully guided the program through a transitional phase, achieving key milestones in curriculum development, faculty recruitment, and program visibility. My effective leadership and commitment to advancing the program’s mission earned me the opportunity to transition into the permanent role.In this capacity, I oversee curriculum development to maintain program relevance, recruit and mentor faculty to ensure high-quality instruction, and manage budgets to support program growth and student success. I lead initiatives focused on student recruitment, retention, and academic advising, while also spearheading program assessment and continuous improvement efforts. Through strong connections with the healthcare industry, I ensure the program remains innovative and prepares students for leadership roles in an evolving field. Additionally, I actively represent the MHA program at college events and in the community, enhancing its reputation and impact. My focus remains on equipping students with the skills and knowledge to excel as leaders in healthcare administration. Show less As the Dean of the Division of Health Sciences at Mercy College of Ohio, I provide strategic leadership and oversight for a diverse range of health sciences programs, including certificate, associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degree offerings. Initially appointed as Interim Dean, I successfully guided the division through a transitional period, achieving key milestones in program growth, compliance, and student success. My proven leadership and commitment to advancing the mission of the division led to my promotion to the permanent role. In this capacity, I oversee academic and operational excellence across programs such as Community Health Worker, Emergency Medical Technician – Basic, Paramedic, Phlebotomy, Polysomnographic Technology, Health Information Technology, Radiologic Technology, Surgical Technology, and advanced degrees like the Master of Physician Assistant Studies and Master of Healthcare Administration.In this role, I have led initiatives that enhance student retention, enrollment growth, and academic excellence by collaborating with Program Directors to implement strategic plans. I drive curriculum innovation to meet evolving industry demands, foster partnerships with healthcare providers to expand clinical placement opportunities, and ensure compliance with rigorous accreditation standards. My leadership has contributed to successful reaccreditation efforts, strengthened clinical partnerships, and improved program outcomes. I also oversee the Academic Program Review process and facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration to create synergies across programs, enhancing student learning experiences and preparing graduates for leadership roles in the healthcare field. My passion lies in advancing the mission of Mercy College and equipping future healthcare professionals to excel in a dynamic and ever-changing industry. Show less In my role overseeing multiple certificate programs, I am responsible for the management and supervision of five distinct programs: Community Health Worker, Emergency Medical Technician – Basic, Paramedic, Phlebotomy, and Polysomnographic Technology. My duties involve supervising the curriculum and ensuring high-quality education delivery, along with handling the logistical aspects of each program. A significant part of my role is maintaining accreditation for four of these programs, requiring adherence to strict standards and continuous evaluation. Additionally, I am tasked with producing annual reports for each program, detailing performance metrics and student outcomes. My responsibilities also extend to leading a team, including three program leads and fifteen adjunct faculty members, providing guidance and support to foster a productive educational environment. This position places me at the forefront of shaping student experiences and upholding the reputation and standards of our educational institution. Show less In my diverse teaching role, I have the privilege of instructing students across multiple levels in the healthcare education spectrum. As an instructor in the Phlebotomy Certificate Program, I focus on imparting both theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for this vital medical field, ensuring students are well-equipped for their future roles. In addition to this, I also teach in the Healthcare Administration Program, a bachelor's degree program, where I delve into the complexities of healthcare management and policy, guiding students to understand the intricacies of administrating healthcare services effectively. Furthermore, I contribute to the Physician Assistant Studies Program, a master's degree program, where I bring advanced concepts to the forefront, preparing students for high-level responsibilities in patient care. My teaching across these varied programs allows me to influence and shape the future of healthcare professionals at different stages of their educational journeys. Show less As the program lead in the Phlebotomy Certificate Program, my role is multifaceted and crucial to both the educational and practical aspects of the program. I am responsible for teaching the theory and practice of phlebotomy, ensuring that students gain both a deep understanding of the field and the practical skills necessary for their future careers. Another key aspect of my role involves enrolling students each semester, a task that requires careful planning and organization to meet the program's capacity and students' needs. I also coordinate laboratory and clinical rotations, ensuring that these critical components of the program are well-organized and beneficial for the students. This extends to coordinating clinical placements and experiences for our Phlebotomy students, a vital part of their hands-on learning experience. Additionally, managing, adding, and contracting multiple clinical sites is an integral part of my responsibilities, as these partnerships are essential for providing students with a diverse and comprehensive clinical experience. My role is pivotal in shaping the program to be dynamic and responsive to the needs of our students and the demands of the healthcare industry. Show less As Interim Dean of Health Sciences at Mercy College of Ohio since July 2024, I oversee a diverse portfolio of health science programs ranging from certificate courses to master's degrees. My responsibilities include ensuring programmatic accreditation compliance, driving strategic initiatives for growth and excellence, managing budgets, and fostering industry partnerships. I lead curriculum development efforts, oversee the Academic Program Review process, and facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration to enhance student outcomes. My role focuses on maintaining program relevance, supporting operational efficiency, and continuously improving the quality of education across all health science offerings at the college. Show less Since July 2024, I've served as the Interim Program Director for the Master of Healthcare Administration at Mercy College of Ohio. In this role, I provide strategic leadership for the MHA program, ensuring its alignment with industry trends and accreditation standards. My responsibilities include curriculum development and review, faculty recruitment and mentorship, budget management, and oversight of student recruitment and retention efforts. I lead program assessment initiatives, represent the MHA program at various events, and continuously monitor healthcare industry trends to maintain the program's relevance and effectiveness in preparing future healthcare leaders. My focus is on enhancing program quality, student success, and the program's reputation within the healthcare education landscape. Show less

  • Program Director, Master of Healthcare Administration

    Jan 2025 - now

  • Dean, Division of Health Sciences

    Jan 2025 - now

  • Director, Health Sciences Certificate Programs

    Dec 2018 - now

  • Associate Professor

    Dec 2018 - now

  • Program Lead, Phlebotomy Certificate Program

    Dec 2018 - now

  • Interim Dean, Division of Health Sciences

    Jul 2024 - Jan 2025

  • Interim Program Director, Master of Healthcare Administration

    Jul 2024 - Jan 2025