Advanced Cardiac Imaging Physician - Staten Island University Hospital

Northwell Health’s Department of Cardiology at Staten Island University Hospital offers a full‑time academic position for a Fellowship‑trained Advanced Cardiac Imaging Physician. The role provides dedicated time in multimodality imaging, general inpatient/outpatient cardiology, and significant teaching and research opportunities. Responsibilities Advance cardiac imaging, including cardiac MRI (CMR) and cardiac CT (CCT). Provide 3D echocardiography services (3D TTE/TEE, strain imaging, stress echo). Participate in multidisciplinary imaging conferences and collaborate with cardiac catheterization, electrophysiology, structural heart, heart‑failure, cardiothoracic surgery, and radiology departments. Teach fellows, residents, and medical students, supporting graduate medical education. Engage in clinical research, quality initiatives, and guideline development. Qualifications Board‑certified or board‑eligible cardiologist with Fellowship training in advanced cardiac imaging. In‑depth training (Level II/III) in cardiac MRI and/or cardiac CT. Proficiency in 3D echocardiography. Commitment to patient‑centered care and scholarly activity. Modalities of Interest Cardiac CT: coronary CTA, FFR‑CT, structural/valvular planning (TAVR, TMVR, LAAO, mitral/tricuspid clip). Cardiac MRI: parametric mapping, stress perfusion, cardiomyopathies, myocarditis, viability assessment, congenital and valvular imaging. Advanced echocardiography: 3D TTE/TEE, strain imaging, stress echo. Preferred (not required): Nuclear cardiology (SPECT). Clinical Environment Robust cath lab, EP, structural heart, and heart‑failure programs. Advanced imaging suite with 1.5T and 3T MRI, 256‐320 slice CT, 3‑D echo labs, and SPECT. High‑volume tertiary referrals and complex structural and cardiomyopathy cases. Benefits Competitive salary, benefits package, and academic appointment with The Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell. Employment as a member of Northwell Physician Partners, the country’s fifth‑largest medical group. #J-18808-Ljbffr