Clinical Assistant Professor/Body/Abdominal Radiologist

Upstate; City of Syracuse (NY); On-site; USD 170,000 - 230,000; Full time

Job summary

Upstate in Syracuse, NY seeks a Clinical Assistant Professor in Body/Abdominal Radiology to provide clinical service and expert imaging interpretation in the GI/GU section. The role includes supervision, weekend/overnight call, and teaching fellows, residents, and medical students.

The candidate should hold an MD with radiology residency and NYS licensure; abdominal fellowship is preferred, with board certification or eligibility. A fellowship completion is also valued.

Qualifications

• MD degree and radiology residency completed.
• New York State license to practice radiology.
• Abdominal fellowship preferred; board-certified or eligible.

Responsibilities

• Perform clinical service including interpretation of GI/GU imaging.
• Participate in overnight and weekend call.
• Provide teaching to fellows, residents and medical students.
• Deliver formal lectures and conferences.
• Participate in interdepartmental conferences and clinical imaging research activities.
• Collaborate on advanced CT and MR imaging in the GI/GU subspecialty.
• Coordinate imaging activities between University Hospital and Community General campuses.

Education

MD degree and radiology residency

Job description

Clinical Assistant Professor/Body/Abdominal Radiologist

• Syracuse
• Physician, Faculty & Librarians
• Full-time
• Opening on: May 15 2026
• Radiology
• State of New York
• Clinical Assistant Professor HS, NSC5
• 71738
• UUP (State University Professional Services Unit)

Job Summary: Perform clinical service in the Department of Radiology which would include performance, supervision and interpretation of diagnostic imaging in the GI/GU section. Participate in overnight and weekend call; informal teaching of fellows, residents and medical student in conjunction with the performance and interpretation of diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, provide formal teaching and instruction to fellows, residents, and medical students in the form of formal lectures and conferences. Participate in interdepartmental patient care conferences, participate in clinical research imaging activities with specific reference to advanced CT and MR imaging in the subspecialty GI/GU, dedicated PhD medical physicists within the department are available for advanced imaging support with the expectation of generating appropriate publications related to this research and aiming for externally funded research grants. Participate in schedule rotation and support clinical imaging activities between the University Hospital and Community General campuses.

Minimum Qualifications: MD degree, radiology residency, NYS license, abdominal fellowship (preferred), board-certified or eligible.

Preferred Qualifications: Fellowship completion

Work Days: Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm

Salary Range/Pay Rate: DOQ

Recruitment Office: Aurora Corcoran, Faculty Affairs & Faculty Development