Remote Neuroradiologist Physician — Imaging Leader

University of California - Davis; Sacramento (CA); Remote; USD 535,000 - 545,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical plans

Dental and Vision insurance

Paid time off and holidays

Education reimbursement

PSFL loan repayment

Job summary

The University of California - Davis invites applications for a Neuroradiologist Physician. The role focuses on neuroradiology coverage including interpretation of brain, head, neck and spine imaging with a strong emphasis on clinical care and collaboration within a diverse academic environment.

This 100% remote position supports a leading public research university, offering comprehensive benefits and a prestigious academic setting for professional growth in radiology.

Qualifications

• Active and unrestricted California Medical License.
• Active and unrestricted DEA Certification.
• Board Certified in Medical Specialty.
• AHA/BLS or UC Davis Health CPR.
• MD or DO Degree.
• Completion of US Residency in Diagnostic Radiology.
• Strong leadership and interpersonal skills.
• Ability to analyze needs and set priorities for medical care.

Responsibilities

• 100% clinical duties in neuroradiology.
• Provide neuroradiology services and interpretation of imaging.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams in a university hospital setting.

Skills

Medical license

DEA Certification

Board certification

BLS/CPR

MD/DO degree

US radiology residency

Leadership

Analytical skills

EMR proficiency

Education

MD or DO

US Radiology Residency

Tools

EMR software

Job description

The University of California - Davis invites applications for a Neuroradiologist Physician. The role focuses on neuroradiology coverage including interpretation of brain, head, neck and spine imaging with a strong emphasis on clinical care and collaboration within a diverse academic environment.

This 100% remote position supports a leading public research university, offering comprehensive benefits and a prestigious academic setting for professional growth in radiology.