Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Physician (Tenure)

Key Job Responsibilities:

This position requires both clinical and academic productivity. The clinical duties include staffing the theranostics and general nuclear medicine clinics (at University Hospital and East Park Medical Center), staffing both general nuclear cardiology and PET cardiology exams, teaching medical students, nuclear medicine and radiology residents and the PET/molecular imaging fellows and cardiology fellows. This is a tenure-track position, which requires the successful candidate to be a leader in either a basic, clinical, or translational molecular imaging program.

Required Qualifications:

• WI medical license by start date of position.
• Candidates with an MD degree are required to have completed a radiology residency program with a nuclear medicine fellowship or a nuclear medicine residency and be American Board of Nuclear Medicine (ABNM) or American Board of Radiology (ABR)/ ABNM certified or board-eligible by start date of position.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Fellowship or residency training in Molecular Imaging is preferred by start date of position.
• The chosen candidate will teach medical students, residents, and fellows.
• Tenure: For an appointment at Associate Professor or Professor rank on tenure track candidates will meet criteria established by the department as outlined in the UW Divisional Committee guidelines for promotion or appointment to Associate or Professor on the tenure track.

Education:

MD, or MD and PhD required by start date.

PhD in biomedical sciences or other closely related field of study by start date. This requirement is for applicants who hold an MD and PhD.

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