Breast Imaging Faculty: Academic Radiology & Education

Meyer Entsorgung; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 350,000 - 500,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

CME stipend

Malpractice coverage

Retirement plan

Job summary

Orlando Health in Orlando, FL is seeking an ABR-certified, fellowship-trained Breast Imaging Radiologist for a full-time, on-site position within the Cancer Institute.

This 100% dedicated breast imaging practice emphasizes teaching medical students and residents, participation in tumor boards, and opportunities for clinical research and innovation.

The role involves collaboration with breast surgeons, oncologists, and pathologists, with a strong emphasis on education and academic growth.

Qualifications

• Completion of Breast Imaging Fellowship and Diagnostic Radiology Residency in an accredited program.
• ABR certification in Radiology with subspecialty focus in Breast Imaging.
• Experience with image-guided breast procedures and interventions.

Responsibilities

• Interpret screening and diagnostic breast imaging studies.
• Perform image-guided breast procedures (stereotactic biopsies, MRI, ultrasound-guided).
• Participate in multidisciplinary breast conferences and tumor boards.
• Teach and mentor residents and medical students.
• Collaborate with oncology, surgery and pathology teams.
• Engage in clinical research and scholarly activities.

Skills

ABR-certified Radiologist

Breast Imaging fellowship

Diagnostic Radiology Residency

Image-guided interventions

Teaching residents & students

Education

Breast Imaging Fellowship + Diagnostic Radiology Residency

Tools

Epic EHR

PACS (Philips)

PowerScribe

Nuance PowerConnect

Job description

Orlando Health in Orlando, FL is seeking an ABR-certified, fellowship-trained Breast Imaging Radiologist for a full-time, on-site position within the Cancer Institute.

This 100% dedicated breast imaging practice emphasizes teaching medical students and residents, participation in tumor boards, and opportunities for clinical research and innovation.

The role involves collaboration with breast surgeons, oncologists, and pathologists, with a strong emphasis on education and academic growth.