Radiologist - Nuclear Medicine

Black Women's Mental Health Institute; San Antonio (TX); On-site; USD 320,000 - 460,000; Full time

Job summary

Black Women's Mental Health Institute in Texas is seeking a Nuclear Medicine Radiologist to join the Department of Radiology in a full-time faculty position, spanning Assistant Professor to Professor. The role includes night/weekend clinical service at multiple facilities, teaching, and active participation in research.

Ideal candidates will bring a strong record in education and research, with a commitment to clinical excellence and scholarly activity within an academic setting.

Qualifications

• Board-certified or board-eligible in Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine (dual certification preferred).
• Experience with full range of nuclear medicine diagnostic studies and therapies.
• Ability to obtain a Texas Medical License.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical nuclear medicine services at multiple affiliated facilities, including night and weekend coverage.
• Teach medical students, supervise residents and fellows, and participate in academic activities.
• Engage in research opportunities within the department and collaborate across campus.

Skills

Dual board certification

Nuclear medicine experience

Texas license eligibility

Teaching & research

Education

Board Certification in Diagnostic Radiology

Board Certification in Nuclear Medicine

Job description

We are seeking a Nuclear Medicine Radiologist to join our expanding Department of Radiology in a full-time faculty role, ranging from Assistant Professor to Professor.

Key Responsibilities Include

• Providing clinical nuclear medicine services at multiple affiliated facilities, including night and weekend coverage.
• Teaching medical students, supervising residents and fellows, and contributing to academic activities.
• Participating in research opportunities within the department and collaborating across campus.

Qualifications And Skills

• Board Certified or Board Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine (dual certification preferred).
• Experience with full range of nuclear medicine diagnostic studies and therapies.
• Ability to obtain a Texas Medical License.

The role involves working with state-of-the-art imaging equipment such as PET/CT and SPECT/CT, supporting a regional referral center for Oncology, trauma, and organ transplantation, and engaging in academic and research activities.

Ideal candidates will have a strong record in education and research, and a commitment to clinical excellence.