Abdominal Radiologist
university of rochester medicineChester (NJ)
Abdominal Radiologist
Posted 3 days ago
university of rochester medicineChester (NJ)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
The Department of Imaging Sciences at the University of Rochester in Rochester, NY, is seeking a dedicated radiologist to join their abdominal imaging division. Faculty members in this role perform CT, MRI, US, abdominal fluoroscopy, and PET/CT, with opportunities for internal sub-specialization and collaborative research or education. Joining a robust department of approximately 90 radiologists, you will work within a renowned medical center known for outstanding patient care and academic excellence. Practice Info Abdominal imaging division consists of 14 faculty members supported by licensed professional extenders and a dedicated radiology communication center Provide diagnostic imaging and teaching at the primary medical center Biopsies and other procedures are performed by a separate interventional division Overnight coverage is provided by a separate emergency radiology division Department of Imaging Sciences is a practice of approximately 90 radiologists and 25-30 residents and fellows Technical highlights include state of the art information technology, 3T MRI, a PET/MRI, Dual Energy CT and digital PET/CTPACS system is integrated into a comprehensive electronic clinical information system Annual study volumes surpass 900,000 across multiple locations throughout our region
Responsibilities:
Perform CT, MRI, US, abdominal fluoroscopy, and PET/CT with internal sub-specialization in line with a faculty member's interests Compensation
Salary Range:
$475,000-$525,000 Alignment of clinical incentive-based compensation may also be applicable
Qualifications: ABR CertifiedNYS License/License Eligible Open to visa sponsorship
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