Professor Term (Open Rank) Neuroradiology

University of Louisville•Aurora, CO

27d

About The Position

University of Louisville, Department of Radiology Neuroradiology Section 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). For department description, benefits, facilities, faculty and quality of life in Louisville, follow the website link at the bottom of the advertisement. 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

Responsibilities

Clinical Duties and Training of Diagnostic Radiology Residents
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.