Musculoskeletal Imaging and Intervention Radiologist

Key Job Responsibilities:

Clinical duties will be within the Musculoskeletal Imaging and Intervention Section and include work at the Clinical Science Center (CSC), East Madison Hospital, and the Science Drive Medical Center.

Duties will include interpretation of diagnostic studies, including radiographs, CT, MR, and MSK ultrasound; and image guided procedures including therapeutic injections, biopsies, aspirations, ablations, and spine procedures. Advanced procedures are encouraged but not required. Training will be available for those procedures as needed.

Participation in the teaching, research, and administrative efforts of the Section and Department are expected. Teaching responsibilities will include lectures and conferences as well as daily training of residents, fellows, and medical students. Departmental teaching assignments include medical students, residents, and fellows, both in lecture format and on clinical assignments.

Academic time will be provided according to department policy and as staffing allows.

Required Qualifications:

• WI medical license, or eligible is required by start date of position
• Board certified, or board-eligible is required by American Board of Radiology (ABR) by start date of position
• Completion of Musculoskeletal Imaging fellowship is required by start date of position
• Completion of Diagnostic Radiology Residency program is required by start date of position

Preferred Qualifications:

• CHS/ CT: For an appointment at Associate Professor or Professor on CT or CHS track, candidates will meet criteria established by the department and as outlined in the School of Medicine and Public Health guidelines for promotion to Associate or Professor on the CHS or CT track.

Education:

MD or DO, or equivalent is required by start date of position

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