Medical Director, Advanced Cardiac Imaging (Pediatrics)

University of Texas at Austin - Dell Medical School.; Austin (TX); Sur place; USD 260 000 - 420 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

University of Texas at Austin - Dell Medical School seeks a Director of Advanced Cardiac Imaging to lead pediatric imaging within the Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease. The role emphasizes clinical care, program development, and cross-disciplinary collaboration with Radiology and UT Austin departments.

The ideal candidate will be board-certified in Pediatric Cardiology with expertise in Cardiac MRI and CT, plus leadership experience in high-volume imaging programs and a

Qualifications

• Board-certified in Pediatric Cardiology with Texas license eligibility.
• Extensive experience in Cardiac MRI and Cardiac CT.
• Leadership experience in advanced cardiac imaging, preferably at high-volume centers.
• Experience or education in medical administration and clinical research preferred.
• Eligible for faculty appointment at The University of Texas at Austin.

Responsabilités

• Provide patient care within the TCPCHD team and imaging services.
• Lead program development, growth, and quality initiatives for advanced cardiac imaging.
• Collaborate with Radiology and UT Austin departments to achieve goals.
• Oversee outpatient/inpatient services, supervision of providers, and hospital service.

Connaissances

Pediatric Cardiology

Cardiac Imaging

Leadership in imaging

Formation

Board-certified Pediatric Cardiology

Outils

Cardiac MRI

Cardiac CT

Description du poste

University of Texas at Austin - Dell Medical School seeks a Director of Advanced Cardiac Imaging to lead pediatric imaging within the Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease. The role emphasizes clinical care, program development, and cross-disciplinary collaboration with Radiology and UT Austin departments.

The ideal candidate will be board-certified in Pediatric Cardiology with expertise in Cardiac MRI and CT, plus leadership experience in high-volume imaging programs and a