Assistant Professor-Radiology

Radiologist Position

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Department of Radiology, is actively seeking applicants for a full-time non-tenured Open Rank Professor Radiologist to provide night shift coverage for the second shift at Regional One Health, a Level I Trauma Center located in Memphis, Tennessee. The ideal candidate will be a strong general radiologist and may possess fellowship training in either Body Imaging or Neuroradiology.

Responsibilities

Responsibilities will include the interpretation of trauma, post-surgical, and medical CT, MR, X-ray, US studies. The role also includes interpretation of trauma and ICU plain films.

Qualifications

EDUCATION: Completion of an accredited residency program and highly preferred sub certifications/trainings.

EXPERIENCE: Experience or interest in performing light interventional procedures such as CT-guided drain placements is preferred.

LICENSES: Board-certified or board eligible Radiologist., current unrestricted licensure as a Physician in Tennessee, current DEA certification, eligible for malpractice insurance. Relocation is not required, however the work is on-site. Vascular interventional procedures and MQSA certification are not required for this position.

Interested candidates should send a letter of interest and a Curriculum Vitae:

Harris L Cohen, M.D., Chairman, Department of Radiology,

865 Jefferson, Suite F150,

Memphis, TN 38163.

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