Pediatric Radiologist — Body/Neuro Imaging & Research
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Newark (DE)
On-site
USD 36,279 - 678,760
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
A leading children's hospital in Newark is looking for a full-time Pediatric Radiologist to interpret imaging studies and work with clinical specialties. Ideal candidates will be board certified in Diagnostic Radiology and have excellent communication skills. The position includes training opportunities for residents and participation in research initiatives. Salary ranges from $36,279 to $678,760 annually, depending on experience. A commitment to patient care and compliance with vaccination protocols is essential.
Qualifications
Board certified or board eligible in Diagnostic Radiology.
CAQ certified or eligible in Pediatric Radiology and/or applicable subspecialty.
M.D. or D.O degree.
Working knowledge of applicable hospital policies, practices and protocols.
Skills in exercising initiative, problem solving, decision-making.
Excellent communication skills (written, verbal, electronic).
Responsibilities
Interpret pediatric body and neuro imaging studies across modalities.
Collaborate with various clinical specialties.
Provide advice regarding appropriate imaging and diagnostic interventions.
Participate in training of residents and fellows.
Engage in research initiatives to advance pediatric imaging.
Job description
A leading children's hospital in Newark is looking for a full-time Pediatric Radiologist to interpret imaging studies and work with clinical specialties. Ideal candidates will be board certified in Diagnostic Radiology and have excellent communication skills. The position includes training opportunities for residents and participation in research initiatives. Salary ranges from $36,279 to $678,760 annually, depending on experience. A commitment to patient care and compliance with vaccination protocols is essential.