Open Rank- Sr. Instructor, Assistant, Associate, Professor – Nuclear Medicine Radiologist

University of Colorado•Aurora, CO

8h•$500,000 - $650,000•Hybrid

About The Position

The Department of Radiology at University of Colorado Denver is seeking applicants for a full-time Nuclear Medicine faculty physician or Nuclear Radiologist in the Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Section. We are interested in candidates at any stage of their career from the Sr. Instructor, Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor levels. Faculty can exclusively focus on clinical work with no research or promotion expectations. The department offers productivity-based compensation for this position with hybrid options. Faculty also have the ability to engage in the teaching mission and are eligible for academic incentives. The department has an excellent track record of obtaining J1 waivers, and candidates are encouraged to apply. The department will provide a robust relocation package along with a signing bonus. Our division has received the highest-level designation by the Society of Nuclear Medicine as a Comprehensive Radiotherapy Center of Excellence. We have a growing theragnostic service, opportunities to grow in clinical trials, artificial intelligence, and wide scope of projects. A new state-of-the-art University of Colorado Research Imaging Center (CU-RIC) is directly adjoining to the GMP PET radiopharmacy. The latter onsite radiopharmaceutical production includes a new cyclotron facility, new PET/MRI, and exceptional molecular imaging research opportunities.

Requirements

Licensed MD or DO from accredited institution in the U.S., or equivalent, if a non-U.S. graduate, must be ABR eligible or certified, and have Colorado license by the time of hire.
Interpretation of radiology imaging studies and procedures
Competency in basic radiology procedures

Nice To Haves

Subspeciality fellowship training
Experience working and collaborating with multiple clinical specialties

Responsibilities

Clinical service includes interpretation of PET / CT and general nuclear medicine
radiotherapy for thyroid, prostate and GEP -NETS
tumor boards
As a member of the Department of Radiology covering multiple sites, the successful recruit will be required to participate in all aspects of our clinical practice
Participation and collaboration through interdisciplinary conferences is ongoing
Participation in fellow, and resident education is expected
Being one of the primary radiologists at our hospital, regular interaction with referring providers within our highly collaborative setting is a standard expectation of the role.