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Assistant Professor - Radiology (Breast Imaging)
SOM KC Radiology
The Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiology will provide subspecialty breast imaging services across clinical sites at the University of Kansas Medical Center. This role includes delivering evidence based, patient centered diagnostic imaging and image guided procedures across a range of breast conditions and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to support patient care. The position supports a dedicated breast imaging practice and includes opportunities for education, clinical research, and academic engagement.
Education: MD or DO (or equivalent). This position requires a formal degree in the cited discipline area(s) to ensure that candidates have the foundational knowledge and skill set required to perform the duties of the position. The level of degree is based on accreditation requirements, institutional standards of academic and professional excellence, alignment with peer institution benchmarks, and contributes to the credibility and effectiveness of the role within the university community.
Completion of ACGME-accredited Breast Imaging fellowship.
Coverage begins on day one for health, dental, and vision insurance and includes health expense accounts with generous employer contributions if the employee participates in a qualifying health plan. Employer-paid life insurance, long‑term disability insurance, and various additional voluntary insurance plans are available. Paid time off, including vacation and sick, begins accruing upon hire, plus ten paid holidays. One paid discretionary day is available after six months of employment, and paid time off for bereavement, jury duty, military service, and parental leave is available after 12 months of employment. A retirement program with a generous employer contribution and additional voluntary retirement programs (457 or 403b) are available.
Regular
Full time