Body/Abdominal Imager - No State Income Tax in TN!

The Department of Radiology and Radiological Sciences at Vanderbilt University Medical Center is seeking a full-time body imaging radiologist for the clinician educator or clinical practice academic tracks.

Position Summary:

• Section comprised of more than 20 fellowship-trained faculty
• Teach medical students, residents, and fellows
• Focus on well-being, with a culture of collegiality, collaboration, & creativity
• Services provided to university hospital and multiple outpatient centers
• Level 1 trauma center, tertiary referral center
• Opportunity to grow and pursue professional interests
• Academic rank and salary are commensurate with experience

Position Requirements:

• Fellowship training in abdominal imaging (or equivalent)
• Hold an MD or equivalent degree
• ABR eligible/certified
• Eligible for Tennessee medical license
• Comfortable with interpretation of US, CT, and MRI. Fluoroscopic imaging and CT/US-guided procedural skills are a plus
• Participation in multidisciplinary conferences

Benefits:

• Medical/Dental/Vision/Life/Disability/Malpractice insurance with tail starting day 1
• A 403.B program with approximately 5% salary match
• Sizable relocation allowance for on-site readers moving to Nashville
• 22 days for professional development/conference attendance annually and 22 days of vacation
• Tuition assistance of up to 55% for dependent children
• Yearly departmental incentive compensation
• Professional development fund for CME and other expenses

About the Department of Radiology and VUMC:

• The only adult and pediatric Level 1 academic trauma center in Middle Tennessee
• 100+ fellowship-trained radiologists across 10 specialties
• Collaborative research opportunities with world-renowned scientists at the Vanderbilt University Institute of Imaging Science and the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center
• Growing regional practice providing services to Vanderbilt Health hospitals in Middle Tennessee
• Department initiatives that drive community and collegiality while allowing faculty to explore professional passions