Breast Imaging Radiologist
university of rochester medicineChester (NJ)
Breast Imaging Radiologist
Posted 3 days ago
university of rochester medicineChester (NJ)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
The University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC) is seeking a dedicated Breast Imaging radiologist to join its dynamic Department of Imaging Sciences. In this academic role, you will provide individually tailored comprehensive care leveraging state-of-the-art imaging technologies within a comprehensive cancer program. The department offers transparent salary and incentive structures, diverse academic tracks, and numerous research and educational opportunities. Practice Info Division of Breast Imaging consists of 7 dedicated faculty members Department of Imaging Sciences has approximately 105 faculty Department operates a Mobile Mammography Van that provides access to underserved and underinsured patients across our region Division is an integral component of the comprehensive breast program at the Wilmot Cancer Center of the University of Rochester State-of-the-art imaging includes novel ultrasound tomography and breast CTStructured reporting software and automated breast density with risk assessment are used across the enterprise Shift & Schedule Upper limit of weekend coverage hours
Responsibilities:
Provide individually tailored comprehensive care for the early detection and diagnosis of breast diseases Develop research in collaboration with clinical colleagues as well as basic science/engineering groups at the university Compensation
Salary range: $455,000-$495,000 Transparent salary and incentive structures
Clinical incentive-based compensation
Benefits: Tuition benefits Highly competitive benefit packages
Qualifications:
- ABR certification or eligibility in Diagnostic Radiology
- Fellowship training or equivalent experience in breast imaging
- Candidates should have or be eligible to obtain a New York State Medical License
- Open to visa sponsorship
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