Interventional Radiologist
university of rochester medicineChester (NJ)
Interventional Radiologist
Posted 3 days ago
university of rochester medicineChester (NJ)
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About the role
The Department of Imaging Sciences at the University of Rochester in Rochester, NY is actively seeking an ABR certified or eligible interventional radiologist for a faculty position at the rank of Assistant Professor or above. Clinicians will work at regional imaging sites within a large academic practice comprising approximately 90 radiologists and numerous trainees. The department offers advanced technical resources, comprehensive academic development time, and extensive opportunities for research and education. Practice Info Department of Imaging Sciences at the University of Rochester in Rochester, NYPractice of approximately 90 radiologists and 25-30 residents and fellows Technical highlights include state of the art information technology, 3T MRI, a clinical PET/MRI, Dual Energy CT and digital PET/CTPACS system integrated into a comprehensive electronic clinical information system Annual study volumes approaching 1,000,000 across several imaging locations throughout the region Organization encompasses a regional prenatal center, trauma center, burn center, cancer center, a level 4 epilepsy center and liver and cardiac transplant centers Shift & Schedule Average of one day per week of dedicated academic/administrative time Compensation
Salary range:
$555,000 - $605,000 Alignment of clinical incentive-based compensation may also be applicable Benefits403b and 457 plans Disability insurance Tuition benefits Service time may count toward the public service federal loan forgiveness program Competitive combined vacation and conference time each year Generous individually managed professional account
Qualifications:
- ABR certified/eligible interventional radiologistMD/DO or equivalentCAQ qualified/eligible
- Fellowship TrainedNYS Licensed or License Eligible
- Open to visa sponsorship
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