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The University of Virginia is seeking a fellowship-trained Diagnostic Neuroradiologist to engage in clinical work, teaching residents and fellows, and conducting research. The position encompasses responsibilities in both adult and pediatric diagnostic neuroradiology, along with leading specialized procedures.
Located in a Level 1 Trauma Center, the role offers a supportive professional community within a well-respected department. The University offers a competitive salary and benefits, along with relocation assistance and a sign-on bonus.
The Department of Radiology & Medical Imaging at the University of Virginia (UVA) seeks applicants for fellowship-trained board-eligible or board-certified Diagnostic Neuroradiologists. The incumbents will be responsible for clinical work, teaching residents and fellows, and participating in research. The incumbents will also see patients for specialized procedures. Clinical responsibilities will involve all areas of adult and pediatric diagnostic neuroradiology, including teaching and academic endeavors. Rank, tenure status and compensation are dependent upon qualifications. To be considered for a tenure-eligible position, applicants will need to demonstrate peer‑reviewed publications and ultimately a record as principal investigator for extramural grant and clinical trials funding.
The UVa Health System boasts a large world‑renowned neuro‑sciences staff, including neuroradiologists, neurosurgeons, and neurologists, MR physicists and ENT surgeons, and is a referral hospital for the Mid‑Atlantic region in neurological, neuro‑oncological, craniofacial, and otolaryngological care. There is an active neuroradiology training program with five ACGME approved neurodiagnostic fellowship positions.
The UVA Department of Radiology and Medical Imaging has nine divisions, ~60 full‑time clinical faculty, 14 research faculty, 47 residents and 23 fellows/instructors working in a Level 1 Trauma Center with busy transplant and cardiovascular services and strong representation in all medical and surgical specialties. The department strives to offer faculty members a positive, supportive and genuinely non‑competitive professional community with state‑of‑the‑art facilities and technologies as well as a dedicated marketing team. Our faculty are highly productive clinically and academically as well as very well respected, dynamic, educators. Many are leaders and innovators in their fields. The Department and its faculty and staff are committed to growing its team members, imbuing a culture of respect and supporting efforts to improve work‑life balance.
We offer a competitive salary and benefits plan, relocation assistance, productivity incentives, a professional allotment and a sign‑on bonus.
Candidates must have an MD, be fellowship trained in Neuroradiology, board‑certified/board‑eligible by the American Board of Radiology (ABR), and be ABR CAQ eligible. Candidates must be able to obtain a license in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Candidates must be able to demonstrate their experience and ability in performing USG, CT and fluoro guided head/neck and spine procedures. Familiarity with advanced imaging techniques and an interest in academic and research pursuits is strongly preferred.
Submit application and include CV, cover letter, and contact information for three references. Incomplete applications will not be considered.