Cardiothoracic Radiologist

The Wake Forest School of Medicine Department of Radiology seeks a fellowship-trained Cardiothoracic Radiologist to join our department at the rank of Assistant Professor or higher.

Wake Forest Department of Radiology consists of state of the art imaging facilities at three adult hospitals, a NCI designated Cancer Center, a pediatric hospital, a busy free standing imaging center and several smaller outpatient facilities.  The department consists of 50 faculty, 14 fellows and 40 residents and is well known for its strong educational programs.

• Applicants should have strong clinical experience in all facets of the chest and cardiac imaging including conventional radiography, CT, and MRI. A successful candidate will be able to demonstrate knowledge in clinical operations, as well as a strong interest in the academic mission of the department. The position requires a candidate capable of providing educational programs for medical students, residents, and fellows. Night and weekend call is required.
• Cardiothoracic Imaging fellowship training is required. The position also requires Board certification by the American Board of Radiology or equivalent and licensing (or eligibility) to practice medicine in the state of North Carolina.

Please email John Pantoja at jpantoja@wakehealth.edu or call or text 336-341-2631 to express interest.

Wake Forest School of Medicine and Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center is an affirmative action and equal opportunity employer with a strong commitment to achieving diversity among its faculty and staff. EOE/AA: Minorities/Females/Disabled/Vets

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