University of Kentucky

Physician - Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging

University of Kentucky$200K — $250K *
Healthcare
Less than 5 years of experience
Job Overview by Ladders

Qualifications

  • M.D. or D.O. equivalent required
  • Completion of accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency and relevant fellowship
  • Eligibility for or possession of a Kentucky Medical License and DEA license
  • ABR eligibility or certification required
  • Outstanding clinical, interpersonal, and communication skills expected

Responsibilities

  • Join a multidisciplinary team dedicated to advancing Kentucky's healthcare
  • Engage in clinical care and education of medical students and residents
  • Participate in ongoing clinical trials and innovative research
  • Contribute to departmental growth with new facility openings
  • Support teaching practices within the Diagnostic Radiology residency program

Benefits

  • Professional Development Funding
  • Relocation Assistance
  • Malpractice Insurance
  • 200% 403b Retirement Match
  • Educational Benefits for Family Members
Full Job Description
Posting Details

Posting Details

Job Title
Physician - Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging

Requisition Number
FE04852

Working Title

Department Name
7H300:RADIOLOGY

Work Location
Lexington, KY

Type of Position
Faculty

Position Time Status
Full-Time

Tenure Track Status
Non-Tenure Track

Required Education

M.D or D.O Equivalent

Required Related Experience

Completion of an accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency training program and fellowship as appropriate.

Required License/Registration/Certification

Eligibility for, or in possession of, Kentucky Medical License, and DEA license.

ABR eligible or ABR certification.

Job Summary

The University of Kentucky College of Medicine, Division of Nuclear Medicine/Molecular Imaging & Radiotheranostics is growing! We are seeking an exceptional nuclear radiologist to join our team in a full-time faculty position. We offer flexible scheduling options, including a traditional academic schedule or hybrid work - we value flexibility!

The UK College of Medicine Department of Radiology is a strong, multidisciplinary team that is dedicated to advancing Kentucky health care together through world-class clinical care, innovation and research, and educating the next generation of physicians. Our department encompasses more than 60 faculty members and more than 500 staff.

The Department of Radiology is home to nationally recognized leaders in their fields that drive the mission of the institution forward. Radiologists interpreted more than 700,000 studies during the last year, covering our Level I Trauma Center with a census of approximately 700 beds, our NCCN-accredited Comprehensive Cancer Center, Kentucky Children's Hospital, and our outpatient imaging facilities. This recruitment will support our continued growth, including: opening of a Cancer and Advanced Ambulatory Building, a new multi-disciplinary ambulatory care site, an expansion of our main hospital, and a new tower for Kentucky Children's Hospital.

The Department is active in education. The Diagnostic Radiology residency program has 32 residents (8 per class). The Integrated Interventional Radiology residency has 10 residents (2 per class). The Department has both the Early Specialization in IR (ESIR) pathway and the Independent Interventional Radiology residency. The Department also boasts a Medical Physics Residency. Fellowships in Abdominal Imaging, Chest and Cardiovascluar Imaging, Breast Imaging, Musculoskeletal Imaging, Neuroradiology, Emergency Radiology, and Oncologic Imaging are available. For those interested in Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, the accelerated pathway to dual ABNM and ABR certification is available. The Department also supports learners on the ABR alternate pathway. There are many opportunities to teach and interact with medical students as well.

The Department of Radiology participates in more than 50 on-going clinical trials across a variety of areas including, but not limited to, molecular imaging, oncology, theranostics, fMRI and neuro-imaging, interventional radiology, and AI. Faculty from the Department of Radiology published more than 50 manuscripts during the last academic year and were invited speakers at over 100 national or international conferences.

This position will provide an opportunity for advancement with generous benefit package including:

  • Professional Development Funding
  • Relocation Assistance
  • Malpractice Insurance
  • 200% 403b Retirement Match
  • Educational Benefits for Family Members
  • Rank and Compensation Commensurate with Experience


The University of Kentucky http://www.uky.edu/ is located in Lexington, KY in the heart of the Bluegrass. Visit https://medicine.uky.edu/visit-college-medicine.

Interested candidates should submit a Curriculum Vitae along with their application. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled.

Skills / Knowledge / Abilities

Outstanding clinical, interpersonal, and communications skills are expected.

Does this position have supervisory responsibilities?
No

Preferred Education/Experience

Deadline to Apply

Open Until Filled
Yes

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