REMOTE or ON-SITE | Attending Radiologist - Assistant/Associate/Professor

Description

Rhode Island Medical Imaging and the Department of Diagnostic Imaging at The Warren Alpert School of Medicine at Brown University are seeking radiologists across subspecialties to join our group of over 70 Radiologists across all subspecialties. Minimum requirements include board eligibility or certification in Diagnostic or Interventional Radiology and fellowship training in a defined area of need. 

 

The candidate must have a strong clinical background, excellence in patient care and teaching, and a commitment to scholarly participation in the educational and research programs of the Department. For those with such a track record, up to 20% protected academic time can be considered.  Academic track and rank would be commensurate with interest and experience.

 

The successful applicant will join a dynamic department driven to provide outstanding clinical care, educate the next generation of radiologists and participate in clinically meaningful research.  We are open to fully on-site, fully remote, or hybrid options to suit the needs of any individual.

Qualifications

Board certified or eligible in Diagnostic or Interventional Radiology. Completion of additional subspecialty training in an identified area of need for the Department. Commitment to participate in resident, fellow and medical student education.

Equal Employment Opportunity Statement

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