Assistant Professor in Abdominal Imaging – Academic Clinician Track

Laplace Expert Ltd; Northern (KY); Hybrid; USD 170,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

University of Pennsylvania seeks Assistant Professors in Abdominal Imaging on the non-tenure academic clinician track to interpret CT, MRI, ultrasound and fluoroscopy, and to participate in resident and fellow education. Teaching is embedded in daily clinical work across Penn Radiology, with call duties and ongoing educational responsibilities.

Ideal candidates will have an MD (or MD/PhD) with subspecialty abdominal imaging training; image-guided biopsy experience is highly desirable but not

Qualifications

• MD, MD/PhD or equivalent medical degree.
• Subspecialty training in an ACGME abdominal imaging fellowship is expected.
• Prior image-guided biopsy experience is highly desirable but not required.

Responsibilities

• Interpret cross-sectional and fluoroscopic studies in abdominal imaging.
• Teach residents, fellows, and medical students during daily readouts and conferences.
• Share evening, night and weekend call responsibilities.
• Prepare learning materials, lectures, teaching posters and presentations for national review.

Skills

Clinical teaching

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education

MD, MD/PhD or equivalent medical degree

Tools

CT

MRI

Ultrasound

Fluoroscopy

Image-guided biopsy

Abdominal imaging

Job description

Assistant Professor in Abdominal Imaging – Academic Clinician Track

University of Pennsylvania · Department of Radiology, Abdominal Imaging Division

Pennsylvania, United States

Apply by 31 Oct 2027

About This Opportunity

Penn Radiology seeks several Assistant Professors in Abdominal Imaging on the non-tenure academic clinician track to interpret cross-sectional and fluoroscopic studies, share off-hours call and teach residents, fellows and rotating medical students. Applications close on 31 October 2027 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time.

The junior-rank abdominal-imaging search is for Assistant Professors whose core role combines subspecialty body-imaging practice with active clinical teaching. Faculty may interpret CT, MRI, ultrasound and fluoroscopy and participate in the division's evening, night and weekend call programme. Image-guided biopsy experience is considered highly desirable but is not required. Teaching is embedded in daily clinical work through resident and fellow readouts, interdisciplinary conferences and education of medical students rotating through Penn Radiology. The source also identifies responsibility for preparing learning materials, lectures, teaching posters and presentations for national review. Clinical activity takes place within Penn's broader radiology system, including the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Penn Presbyterian Medical Center and Pennsylvania Hospital, together with associated sites. Unlike the senior-rank companion call, this record does not add an unsupported educational-leadership requirement; it represents several Assistant Professor appointments focused on high-quality abdominal imaging, call participation and hands-on trainee education.

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Level

Researcher

Attendance

On-site

Time Commitment

Full-time

Reference Code

Interfolio 176836

Field

Abdominal Imaging

Organization Type

University

Requirements

Education

MD, MD/PhD or equivalent medical degree.

Experience

Subspecialty training in an ACGME-approved abdominal imaging fellowship is expected; prior image-guided biopsy experience is highly desirable but not required.

Technical Skills

Computed Tomography Magnetic Resonance Imaging Ultrasound Fluoroscopy Abdominal imaging Image-guided biopsy

General Skills

Clinical teaching Interdisciplinary collaboration

Languages

American Board of Radiology certification or eligibility is expected.