Professor Term (Open Rank) Neuroradiology

University of Louisville•Aurora, CO

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Neuroradiology Section in the Department of Radiology at the University of Louisville has an opening for a full-time Academic Neuroradiologist open rank. Faculty rank is contingent upon qualifications and experience. A leadership position in the department is also available for suitable candidates (Section Chief and/or Vice Chair). We are adding a new faculty member to our core group of four fellowship-trained neuroradiologists. We currently cover three teaching hospitals. A separate Emergency Radiology group covers the ED.

Requirements

Medical Degree or equivalent
Eligibility for Kentucky Medical License
ABR Certified/eligible
CAQ in Neuroradiology or eligible

Nice To Haves

Optional: in-utero MRI of the brain and spine (few) and post-partum MRI of infants (few).
Optional: DCE of CNS, ENT.
Optional: Facet blocks, epidural steroid injections, discograms, nerve blocks.
Optional: medical school lectures.
Strong research record of publications or other evidence of scholarly activity.

Responsibilities

Interpretation of structural studies: MRI, CT scans, myelograms and plain films of the brain. Extracranial head/neck, MRI of the brachial plexus, MRI lumbar plexus. Optional: in-utero MRI of the brain and spine (few) and post-partum MRI of infants (few).
Interpretation of MR and CT cerebral and Neck angiograms.
Interpretation of functional imaging studies: BOLD fMRI, DTI with tractography, CT/MR perfusion (including ASL) and CSF flow studies. Optional: DCE of CNS, ENT.
Procedural expertise: Fluoroscopically guided lumbar punctures, myelograms and chemotherapy injections (injections performed by oncology). Optional: Facet blocks, epidural steroid injections, discograms, nerve blocks.
Conference Participation: CNS and ENT tumor boards, stroke and epilepsy conferences, resident and fellow case and core didactic lecture conferences. Optional: medical school lectures.
Research: While optional, if interested, the desired candidate will have strong research record of publications or other evidence of scholarly activity.