University of Pittsburgh

The UPMC and the University of Pittsburgh Department of Radiology are recruiting for a full-time physician-scientist to serve as the Chief of Nuclear Medicine.. The UPMC/University of Pittsburgh Division of Nuclear Medicine encompasses a broad and comprehensive program of clinical and research activities with state-of-the-art facilities and exceptional faculty expertise to provide outstanding patient care, teaching, and research opportunities.. Additionally, our PET/CT fellowship provides highly supervised clinical instruction in both PET and diagnostic CT interpretation.. UPMC is a world leader in the research and development of both instrumentation (the first PET/CT scanner was invented at UPMC) and radiotracers (over 100 radiolabeled compounds for human and animal use, including Pittsburgh Compound B (PiB. To learn more about the UPMC/University of Pittsburgh Department of Radiology, Division of Nuclear Medicine, please view our website at: www.

assistant associate

UPMC/University of Pittsburgh, Department of Radiology
Assistant/Associate Professor/Professor, Full-time, Non-Tenure
Nuclear Medicine Division, Chief
The UPMC and the University of Pittsburgh Department of Radiology are recruiting for a full-time physician-scientist to serve as the Chief of Nuclear Medicine. The applicant should be actively engaged in basic or clinical research with excellent clinical and teaching skills. In addition, he/she should have the sufficient administrative experience to lead the division, working closely with physician and hospital leadership. Candidates must possess an MD (or equivalent) degree, be eligible for an unrestricted license in Pennsylvania, and be board eligible/certified in radiology.
Duties shall include a mix of clinical and academic responsibilities and are anticipated to be approximately 50% clinical and administrative and 50% research, teaching, and service. This role also comes with a competitive salary and faculty appointment commensurate with experience and qualifications.
The UPMC/University of Pittsburgh Division of Nuclear Medicine encompasses a broad and comprehensive program of clinical and research activities with state-of-the-art facilities and exceptional faculty expertise to provide outstanding patient care, teaching, and research opportunities. Dedicated teaching and clinical experience are provided to all of the radiology residents in our ACGME accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency to ensure the satisfaction of the ABR requirements. Additionally, our PET/CT fellowship provides highly supervised clinical instruction in both PET and diagnostic CT interpretation. UPMC is a world leader in the research and development of both instrumentation (the first PET/CT scanner was invented at UPMC) and radiotracers (over 100 radiolabeled compounds for human and animal use, including Pittsburgh Compound B (PiB)).
<h3>Minimum requirements</h3>
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<li>MD degree in Medicine, Nuclear Medicine, or equivalent</li>
<li>Board-eligible or board-certified by the American Board of Radiology or the American Board of Nuclear Medicine</li>
<li>Eligible for unrestricted licensure in Pennsylvania</li>
<li>Completion of a Nuclear Medicine fellowship training is also required for ABR-eligible/certified candidates.</li>
</ul>
To learn more about the UPMC/University of Pittsburgh Department of Radiology, Division of Nuclear Medicine, please view our website at: www.radiology.pitt.edu.
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