Neuroradiology Faculty — Clinical Teaching & Research

UC San Diego; San Diego (CA); Hybrid; USD 400,000 - 430,000; Full time

Job summary

UC San Diego is recruiting clinical faculty to join the Neuroradiology Division. The role involves interpreting brain, head and neck, and spine imaging, with opportunities to engage in advanced neuroimaging techniques and multidisciplinary care.

Selected candidates will teach medical students, residents, and fellows, contribute to scholarly activities, and participate in conferences and quality improvement efforts. Hybrid work may be available based on clinical needs.

Qualifications

• MD/DO or equivalent required at time of application.
• Must have, or be eligible for, a California medical license per the Medical Board of California.
• Must be current fellow in an ACGME-accredited Neuroradiology program or have completed an ACGME-accredited Neuroradiology fellowship.
• Board certification in Diagnostic Radiology and CAQ in Neuroradiology required at start of appointment.
• Recent graduates: board/CAQ eligibility considered.

Responsibilities

• Interpretation of brain, head and neck, and spine imaging studies.
• Teach medical students, residents, and fellows; contribute to scholarly activities.
• Participate in conferences, quality improvement, and division/department initiatives.
• Support a range of departmental activities with potential for hybrid work.

Education

MD, DO, or equivalent degree

California medical license or equivalent certification/permit

ACGME Neuroradiology fellowship

Board certified in Diagnostic Radiology

CAQ in Neuroradiology

Job description

UC San Diego is recruiting clinical faculty to join the Neuroradiology Division. The role involves interpreting brain, head and neck, and spine imaging, with opportunities to engage in advanced neuroimaging techniques and multidisciplinary care.

Selected candidates will teach medical students, residents, and fellows, contribute to scholarly activities, and participate in conferences and quality improvement efforts. Hybrid work may be available based on clinical needs.