Emergency Radiologist

Overview

The Department of Radiology at New Jersey Medical School at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey is recruiting a full-time Emergency Radiologist. The successful applicant will be fellowship trained in Emergency Radiology, Abdominal/Body Imaging, Neuroradiology, or demonstrate experience in Emergency Radiology. Candidates must possess an M.D. or D.O. degree and either hold, or be eligible for, A  certification in Diagnostic Radiology.

J-1 Waiver sponsorship is available.

We are seeking a candidate at the Assistant Professor level or higher to join our section; new graduates are also encouraged to apply. We serve a diverse community with a wide range of interesting cases. We are a collegial department that values education of residents, clinical excellence, and faculty personal growth and well-being.

The Department of Radiology has 44 clinical and research faculty members who provide patient care for all the major divisions of contemporary imaging. The department has undergone a recent residency program merger, with a total of 40 diagnostic radiology residents.

The department is responsible for all aspects of diagnostic imaging at University Hospital, a tertiary care medical center. University Hospital is a designated stroke center, liver transplant center and a Level 1 trauma center with state-of-the-art equipment and employs medical and dental professionals who are specialists in their field.

The position will offer a competitive market salary and excellent benefits. J1

Waiver candidates and new graduates with interest in education are also encouraged to apply.

All applicants interested in this position should direct inquiries to Natalie Colimon-Fitzgerald, MBA, Director of Administration, Department of Radiology (nc204gers.edu), or Dr. R. Joshua Dym, Section Head of Emergency Radiology, (rjd
253gers.edu).

NJ Medical Licensure (either M.D. or D.O.)

A  eligible or certified in Diagnostic Radiology

ADA Physical Checklist and ADA Work Environment Documentation Check List are attached.

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