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UofL Health is a fully integrated regional academic health system with five hospitals, four medical centers, nearly 200 physician practice locations, more than 700 providers, the Frazier Rehab Institute and Brown Cancer Center. With more than 12,000 team members—physicians, surgeons, nurses, pharmacists, and other highly skilled health care professionals—UofL Health is focused on one mission: delivering patient-centered care to each and every patient each and every day.
UofL Health, in conjunction with the University of Louisville Department of Radiology ED Imaging Section seeks a BC/BE, fellowship-trained academic radiologist to be filled at the Associate Professor (open rank) level on a full-time basis; rank is commensurate with experience. Responsibilities for the ED Imaging section at the University of Louisville include supervision and training of radiology residents, fellows, and medical students.
The ED section covers a busy workload of inpatient and outpatient cross-sectional and radiographic imaging. Imaging workup is concentrated in trauma imaging, both acute and chronic. We cover a diverse group of facilities, including a level one trauma center, a comprehensive stroke center, a transplant center, and community hospitals.
This position will be working mostly second shift, so we provide a competitive amount of time off, allowing for a rewarding work-life balance. Conference Participation: Multidisciplinary conferences. Quality and safety conferences.
Research: While optional, if interested, the desired candidate will have strong research record of publications or other evidence of scholarly activity. Additional
Medical Doctorate degreeExperience:Epic EMR experience is preferred. Strong computer and keyboarding skills
Physician license for the state of Kentucky Certification:ACLS/BLS Certification
About the role
Responsibilities for the ED Imaging section at the University of Louisville include supervision and training of radiology residents, fellows, and medical students. The ED section covers a busy workload of inpatient and outpatient cross-sectional and radiographic imaging. Imaging workup is concentrated in trauma imaging, both acute and chronic.