Fellowship Trained Radiologists Wanted for Partnership Track Position in Victoria, British Columbia   VRCI is a group of 29 radiologists providing Radiology and Nuclear Medicine services with multiple partner organizations in the Greater Victoria area, British Columbia, including Island Health, BC Cancer and West Coast Medical Imaging. Our referral base exceeds 800,000 people, and we provide all the diagnostic imaging services for the greater Victoria area in British Columbia, Canada. This includes image interpretation and image guided interventional procedures at 6 Island Health sites, 2 private imaging facilities, and BCCA Victoria. We are also an active teaching site for the UBC Island Medical Program, and occasionally host senior Radiology residents for one month community rotations. Prospective radiologists should be comfortable providing a general radiologist level of interpretation in radiography, ultrasound, CT, and MRI. Basic procedural competence in non-vascular image guided interventions is an asset, or a willingness to retrain in some of these skills on the job. Scope of procedural skills expected of a general radiologist (some of these could be retrained on site):

• Ultrasound guided biopsies and drainages
• CT guided soft tissue biopsies and drainages.
• CT guided lung biopsy
• Basic MSK Fluoroscopic Interventions
• Hysterosalpingograms
• Basic GI Fluoroscopy

All successful candidates must have:

• FRCPC Certification in Diagnostic Radiology
• Eligible for full licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC

Work expectations:

• Participation in after-hours call coverage (approximately 12 weekends per year and 20 weeknights per year)
• 10 weeks annual vacation for associate members
• Participation in a subset of multidisciplinary clinical rounds targeted to an area of subspecialty expertise.

Fellowship Training: Candidates with subspecialty fellowship training are preferred, however experienced general radiology candidates without fellowship training may be considered. We are a growing group and will consider candidates with a wide variety of subspecialty training. Areas of identified need in our practice:

• Nuclear Medicine (only candidates dual FRCPC certified in both Nuclear Medicine and Diagnostic Radiology will be considered for a Nuclear Medicine role)
• Chest Radiology
• Breast Imaging
• Neuroradiology

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Department of Medical Imaging, Western University St. Joseph’s Health Care London, London Health Sciences Centre and London X-Ray Associates ACADEMIC POSITION: Musculoskeletal Radiologist(Diagnostic) Academic and Clinical Environment: The City Wide Department of Medical Imaging (www.schulich.uwo.ca/medimaging) has clinical activities based at St Joseph’s Health Care London (www.sjhc.london.on.ca) and at London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC) (www.lhsc.on.ca); with research activities based in the Lawson Research Institute (www.lawsonresearch.ca) and at the Robarts Research Institute (www.robarts.ca). The academic training program is Royal College accredited and provides medical imaging education at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The faculty consists of 55 Radiologists, 7 Nuclear Medicine physicians and 10 Imaging Scientists providing a subspecialty imaging program to a catchment population of approximately 1.5M people. The Department provides regional diagnostic imaging and interventional programs and has strong relationships with community hospital partners. The Department is undergoing academic transformation and is hiring a new faculty position for a radiologist with expertise in Musculoskeletal Imaging. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to engage in a blended academic practice that spans the academic - community hospital continuum. Position Profile: The successful candidate will be appointed in a full-time limited term Clinical Academic appointment at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor in the Department of Medical Imaging at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry. In addition, the successful candidate will provide clinical services for London X-Ray Associates (“LXA”) and take an active role in the Citywide Musculoskeletal Imaging Subspecialty Division and must be dedicated to outstanding quality in clinical operations, demonstrate leadership, teaching and research abilities. The successful candidate will have completed a Fellowship in Musculoskeletal Imaging and must have an interest in academic and community radiology. The academic component of this position is predominately located at St. Joseph’s Health Care London and the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, with some academic/clinical service also provided at London Health Sciences Centre. The community practice includes several community hospitals and Independent Health Facilities (IHFs) operated by LXA. One day of protected academic time to support research and teaching is provided. The citywide Musculoskeletal Imaging Division provides a full complement of diagnostic and interventional MSK procedures and is comprised of 9 radiologists based at St. Joseph’s Health Care London and London Health Sciences Centre. Duties The successful candidate will be expected to:

• provide a full range of diagnostic services required of a Musculoskeletal Radiologist including X-ray, Ultrasound, CT and MRI;
• participate in image guided MSK procedures such as diagnostic/therapeutic injections and biopsies;
• Participate in general radiology on-call.
• Participate in general radiology in LXA clinics and community hospitals outside London.

The successful candidate must be interested in pursuing a strong academic career and will be expected to actively participate in the Department of Medical Imaging’s academic, research and education initiatives including teaching and supervision of undergraduate, and postgraduate trainees and fellows. Qualifications The successful candidate must have the following:

• An MD or equivalent and be eligible for licensure by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
• Applicants should be Board certified in Diagnostic Radiology by either the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada or in the jurisdiction where they trained (if not in Canada).
• Successful completion of a Fellowship in Musculoskeletal Imaging prior to starting in the role.
• Demonstrate strong commitment to patient care, teaching and research, with the ability to provide a full range of diagnostic clinical services required of an MSK Radiologist. Must have interest in academic and community radiology, and previous experience in this environment is a distinct advantage.
• Consideration of applicants will include an assessment of previous performance and experience, as well as qualifications that surpass the requirements for the position.

The successful candidate will be a self-starter, a team player and willing to participate in all aspects of academic MSK imaging. This includes participation in a multidisciplinary environment, and provision of on call services as required by the Chair/Chief of the academic department and of the community practice served by London X-Ray Associates Read more

  Dual Trained Radiologist and Nuclear Medicine Physician Position in Victoria, British Columbia     VRCI is a group of 29 radiologists providing Radiology and Nuclear Medicine services with multiple partner organizations in the Greater Victoria area, British Columbia, including Island Health, BC Cancer and West Coast Medical Imaging. Our Nuclear Medicine Team consists of 5 dual trained physicians FRCPC certified in both Radiology and Nuclear Medicine who participate both in general radiology portion of our practice, as well as dedicated rotations in general nuclear medicine and therapy in Island Health and PET/CT interpretation for BCCA Victoria. Our referral base exceeds 800,000 people, and we provide all the diagnostic imaging services for the greater Victoria area in British Columbia, Canada. This includes image interpretation and image guided interventional procedures at 6 Island Health sites, 2 private imaging facilities, and BCCA Victoria. We are also an active teaching site for the UBC Nuclear Medicine Program, and occasionally host senior Nuclear Medicine residents for one month community rotations. Scope of General Nuclear Medicine Practice:

• Coverage of 5 gamma cameras providing a range of studies
• Cardiac myocardial perfusion image interpretation (stress supervision performed by internal medicine)
• I131 therapies for benign indications and thyroid cancer (could be retrained on site)
• Radium 223 Xofigo therapy consultations (plans to expand to Lu-177 PSMA soon)

Scope of PET Practice:

• 25 FDG-PET/CT cases per day for oncologic indications
• Plans to expand to include Ga-68 PSMA and DOTATOC PET in the next 12-18 months.
• Workload on a daytime PET rotation is 15 cases, with adjustment for rounds commitments.
• Additional PET volume is read on diagnostic radiology and Nuclear Medicine shifts as part of work productivity expectations.

Scope of General Radiology Practice: We recognize that some candidates may be coming from a center where their scope of practice is narrower outside of Nuclear Medicine. Our Nuclear Medicine physicians operate on a variety of clinical rotations outside of Nuclear Medicine for approximately 50-60% of their shifts and participate in Radiology call. We are open to retraining candidates in some areas of radiology practice they are less comfortable with on the job if they are motivated. Prospective radiologists should be comfortable providing general radiology level of interpretation in radiography, ultrasound, CT and MRI. Basic procedural competence in non-vascular image guided interventions is an asset, or a willingness to retrain in some of these skills on the job. All successful candidates must have:

• FRCPC Certification in Diagnostic Radiology
• FRCPC Certification in Nuclear Medicine
• Eligible for full licensure with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC

Work expectations:

• Participation in after-hours call coverage (approximately 12 weekends per year and 20 weeknights per year)
• 10 weeks vacation guaranteed for associate members.
• Participation in a subset of multidisciplinary clinical rounds targeted to area(s) of subspecialty expertise.

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Academic Diagnostic Neuroradiologists - London The Department of Medical Imaging, Division of Neuroradiology, Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, at Western University, London Health Sciences Centre and St. Joseph’s Health Care is seeking two Radiologists for two full-time clinical academic appointments to Western University. Rank (Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor) and appointment status (limited term or continuing) will be determined by experience and qualifications at the time of appointment. The Department of Medical Imaging at Western University is an integrated, city-wide, sub-specialty practice across three Hospital sites; University Hospital (UH) and Victoria Hospital (VH), collectively known as the London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC), and St Joseph’s Health Care London (St. Joseph’s). As the only Academic Health Sciences Centre in the second largest Local Health Integration Network in Ontario, the Department provides multiple regional services to a population of >2M. There has been recent renewal of the diagnostic and interventional (CT, MR, Angiography) imaging fleet, including recent and ongoing installation of 3 new 3T MR scanners, 3 new 1.5T MR scanners, 6 new 320-slice CT scanners, 3 new biplane angiography units among other units. The institution also features the nation’s first 0.5T clinical MR scanner and dedicated neuro-imaging CBCT unit. As such, there are abundant opportunities for an enthusiastic radiologist to contribute to the continued building and advancement of an integrated, multi-disciplinary and collegial Academic Medical Imaging Department in Diagnostic Neuroradiology. Neuroradiology: Division Head – Sachin Pandey The successful candidates will join a division of 12 neuroradiologists. The division performs the full complement of modern neuroradiology. In addition to the full spectrum of adult and pediatric diagnostic neuro-imaging (CT, MRI, U/S), the division also provides comprehensive percutaneous spinal intervention. Prior training, or a demonstrable track record in a subspecialized area of neuroradiology such as pediatric and/or functional neuroradiology will be considered a bonus in support of our growing program. The division has a long history of multi-disciplinary research, with robust established relationships with all relevant clinical neuro-disciplines. Additionally, there is a long tradition of training both residents and advanced fellows, with an uninterrupted record of training sub-specialty fellows of >40 years. To that end, a track-record of education and research excellence is a necessary pre-requisite. Qualifications: The successful candidates will hold certification in Diagnostic Radiology with the Royal College of Physician and Surgeons of Canada or international equivalent and will need to meet the current credentialing requirements of LHSC and St. Joseph’s. Candidates must have an MD, or equivalent, and must be eligible for licensure in the province of Ontario. Subspecialty Fellowship training in diagnostic neuroradiology is required, with a preference for ≥2 years of subspecialty training. The successful candidate will be a self-starter, team player and willing to participate in all aspects of academic neuro-imaging including on call duties as required by the Chair/Chief of the department. The successful candidate will need to be committed to outstanding quality in clinical operations, including patient care, teaching and research. One day per week of protected research time will be available. Consideration of applicants will include an assessment of clinical experience and research productivity in neuroradiology. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact the Division Head and the Chair-Chief for further details. Read more

General Radiologist: Full-Time and Locum Quinte Health is seeking two well-diversified full-time/permanent general radiologists as well as a locum to join the Department of Diagnostic Imaging (DI) and its team of 13 radiologists. Core services include general radiography, ultrasound, CT, MRI and basic interventional radiology. Breast imaging is also provided as a service and would be open to candidates with appropriate training and experience.  Ability to perform non-vascular interventional procedures such as percutaneous abscess drainage would be an asset. Fellowship training would also be an asset. Rotating coverage includes off-site home reporting. The primary location is Belleville General Hospital, which lies between the beautiful Counties of Hastings and the vineyard region of Prince Edward County. On-site presence is also provided at Trenton Memorial Hospital. All candidates must be RCPSC certified and fully licensed. Quinte Health has 1,800 staff members and 380 medical staff who provide a wide range of high- quality health care services to a region of 160,000 residents. Care is provided through four hospitals – Belleville General, North Hastings, Prince Edward County Memorial and Trenton Memorial Hospitals – and includes four emergency departments, operating rooms at three sites, inpatient services (including acute medicine, intensive care, obstetrics, pediatrics, mental health, complex continuing care, rehabilitation and surgery), a rehabilitation day hospital, children's treatment centre, ambulatory care clinics, community mental health programs, an oncology centre and a range of diagnostic services.  An upgraded 1.5T MRI scanner is present at the Belleville site as well as 3 CT scanners in the Belleville, Trenton and North Hastings (anticipated January 2024) sites.  Radiography and ultrasound are provided at all 4 sites. The Quinte area includes some of the most diverse and beautiful countryside in Ontario. From the lakes of Bancroft down to the wine country, picturesque towns, and Sandbanks Provincial Park of Prince Edward County, and through the more urban Belleville/Quinte West/Brighton corridor alongside Lake Ontario, almost every lifestyle interest can be found within the communities served by Quinte Health. The region offers low cost of living, affordable homes, and excellent schools as well as quality local theatre, shopping and restaurants. Belleville and Quinte West are located along the highway 401 corridor, and Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Kingston are all easy driving distance. Read more

General Radiologist Full-Time / Part-Time Brockville General Hospital (BGH) is seeking 1 full-time or 2 part-time General Radiologist(s) to join our Department of Diagnostic Imaging and its team of 3 full-time Radiologists. BGH is a 160 bed, acute care community hospital, serving a regional population of approximately 125,000. BGH has an ER Department, and inpatient services including a 10 bed Intensive Care unit, Acute Medicine, Women’s and Children’s Health, Mental Health, Rehabilitation and Surgery. We provide General Radiology services including radiography, ultrasound, breast imaging, BMD, CT, fluoroscopy and limited non-vascular interventional radiology. A new MRI will be installed and operational in the spring of 2024. We are a small, collegial group. We generally work out of the hospital but have the ability to read remotely. We place emphasis on work-life balance while providing quality care to the community. Radiologists provide partial on-call services, supplemented by Teleradiology. Qualifications

• Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Certification (FRCPC)
• Have, or eligible for, Independent Registration with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
• Expertise in breast imaging (including stereotactic and tomosynthesis) would be an asset
• Fellowship training is preferred, but not mandatory
• New graduates are welcome to apply

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                        BODY IMAGING RADIOLOGIST – HAMILTON Hamilton Health Sciences is a family of seven hospitals and a cancer centre, serving more than 2.3 million residents of Hamilton, central south and central west Ontario.  The Diagnostic Imaging department at HHS provides comprehensive care for the region, with subspecialty imaging expertise. With pioneering education advances and excellence in world-class research, McMaster University has consistently placed among the top 50 universities in the world for health and medicine.  The Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine is world renowned for its innovative method of small group, problem-based education, and a focus on self-directed, life-long learning. The Department of Medical Imaging provides rewarding opportunities for faculty who are interested in education, clinical excellence, research and multi-disciplinary team projects. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply; however, Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be considered first for this position. To comply with the Government of Canada’s reporting requirements, the employer is obliged to gather information about applicants’ status as either Permanent Residents of Canada or Canadian citizens.  Applicants need not identify their country of origin or current citizenship; however, all applications must include one of the following statements: “Yes, I am a citizen or permanent resident of Canada” or “No, I am not a citizen or permanent resident of Canada”.  Interested applicants should submit in PDF format:

• A cover letter of intent inclusive of a statement of teaching interests and philosophy and/or research interests where applicable
• A Curriculum Vitae
• Names of three references; please note that no reference or letters of recommendations are required at the time of application. These will be solicited at later stages of the search process. Unsolicited letters will not be reviewed until later stages of the search process.
• Submit a brief statement describing any contributions made or planned in relation to advancing equity, diversity and inclusion or inclusive excellence in teaching, research, or service within higher education, community-based or other profession settings (2-page maximum)

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Consultant Breast Radiologist Whangārei Hospital, Te Whatu Ora - Te Tai Tokerau Permanent part time or full-time position (1.0 FTE)   The subtropical Northland region stretches upwards from Auckland to the very top of NZ covering an area of 12,600 square kilometres with a growing population of more than 190,000. Northland is a story of two coastlines – the west coast is rugged and soulful while the east coast is relatively more sophisticated and urbane. Boasting some of the most scenic and exciting seaside areas in the country, there is a range of popular attractions and recreational activities. We are also a two-hour drive or 25-minute flight from the international hub of Auckland. To learn more about our beautiful hometown please click here. We are looking for a Consultant Radiologist with a specialist interest in Breast imaging to join us at the Te Tai Tokerau Radiology service located at Whangārei Hospital About the role: You will be part of a passionate and innovative multi-disciplinary breast service team in a purpose-built clinic supported by surgeon's, specialist breast care nurses, medical imaging technologists' sonographers, community and administrative teams. The role could include both symptomatic and screening breast work and can include General radiology (another subspecialty may also be considered). The purpose-built breast centre is well equipped with two Digital Mammography units including tomosynthesis and tomosynthesis biopsy and ultrasound.  Services include Multi-modality reporting & intervention including Digital Mammography with Tomosynthesis, Vacuum Assisted Biopsy, Ultrasound & Stereotactic biopsy Hook wire localisation & clip placement, triple assessment and weekly MDT meetings Our people live our Values:

• Tangata I te tuatahi People First - People are central to all we do
• Whakaute (tuku mana) Respect - We treat others as they would like to be treated
• Manaaki Caring - We nurture those around us, and treat all with dignity and compassion
• Whakawhitiwhiti korero Communication - We communicate safely, openly and with respect to promote clear understanding
• Taumata teitei (hirangi) Excellence - Our attitude of excellence inspires success, competence, confidence and innovation

Te Whatu Ora Te Tai Tokerau is committed to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and holds stewardship for equitable health outcomes for Māori as Tāngata Whenua as the highest priority. A career with Te Whatu Ora Te Tai Tokerau will see you action meaningful change in the region we love, and in your professional development – all whilst enjoying everything the stunning North has to offer. You really can enjoy the best of both. To be considered you must have or be eligible for specialist (or locum tenens) registration with the Medical Council of New Zealand in a Diagnostic and interventional radiology vocational scope of practice. For more information about the MCNZ registration process, please visit www.mcnz.org.nz. Read more

Professeur assistant/associé (clinique) Faculté de médecine - Département de radiologie diagnostique (C2-240305) Le Département de radiologie diagnostique de la Faculté de médecine et des sciences de la santé de l'Université McGill sollicite des candidatures pour un poste de personnel académique contractuel à temps plein au rang de professeur adjoint ou associé (clinique) à l'Hôpital général juif (HGJ). Le rang de professeur sera déterminé en fonction des qualifications et de l'expérience du candidat. Il s'agit d'un poste de personnel académique contractuel qui ne donne pas droit à la permanence. Le département de radiologie diagnostique de l'Université McGill est l'un des plus anciens départements d'Amérique du Nord. Nous sommes fiers de notre longue tradition d'excellence dans les activités cliniques et éducatives. Notre programme de résidence est solide et reconnu à l'échelle nationale et internationale. Notre programme de bourses est également très réussi et attire des stagiaires du monde entier. Le département de radiologie diagnostique de l'Hôpital général juif a récemment fusionné avec la médecine nucléaire dans le cadre de l'imagerie médicale. Environ 180 000 examens (radiographie, CT, US, IRM) sont effectués chaque année au sein du département. L'Hôpital général juif a récemment élargi son empreinte avec l'ajout du Pavillon K et l'hôpital compte plus de 600 lits. L'Hôpital général juif (HGJ) est un grand hôpital universitaire affilié à la Faculté de médecine et des sciences de la santé de l'Université McGill, de renommée internationale, située dans la ville dynamique et multiculturelle de Montréal, dans la province de Québec. Fonctions Les responsabilités du candidat retenu incluront des activités cliniques, d'enseignement et de recherche au sein du département de radiologie diagnostique, qui se compose d'un groupe dynamique de quinze radiologues formés à l'aide d'un fellowship, soutenant le mandat de l'HGJ de fournir des soins de haute qualité centrés sur le patient. La pratique à l'HGJ consiste en une radiologie générale avec une formation et une interprétation spécialisées. Le candidat retenu doit être capable d'interpréter des radiographies simples, des US, des CT (y compris l'imagerie cardiaque), des colonographies virtuelles, l'imagerie mammaire et des examens IRM (c'est-à-dire MSK, abdomen, Neuro/ENT, prostate et IRM cardiaque). Le candidat retenu devra participer aux gardes du soir, aux procédures d'intervention non-vasculaires, ainsi qu'aux gardes (par exemple, les gardes d'IR et de drainage). Le candidat retenu devra également participer, à tour de rôle, aux principaux comités de tumeurs en oncologie (à l'exclusion des comités de tumeurs en ORL). Le candidat retenu participera activement à tous les aspects de la vision académique de McGill (recherche, enseignement, supervision des étudiants et des résidents, participation aux comités académiques et administratifs). On s'attend à ce que les membres du corps professoral de McGill contribuent à des activités de service au sein de leur unité, de l'Université et de l'ensemble de la communauté scientifique. On attend également d'eux qu'ils fassent preuve d'un engagement manifeste en faveur de l'équité, de la diversité et de l'inclusion. Qualifications et exigences Les candidats doivent:

• Être titulaire d'un doctorat en médecine et détenir ou être admissible à un permis d'exercice dans la province de Québec ;
• Avoir suivi une formation de surspécialité en tant que radiologue en Amérique du Nord et être certifié par le Collège royal des médecins et chirurgiens du Canada (ou l'équivalent) ;
• Avoir complété une formation en imagerie abdominale/corporelle et en radiologie interventionnelle ;
• Faire preuve d'excellence en matière de soins cliniques, d'enseignement et de recherche ;
• D'autres bourses cliniques et/ou de recherche seraient un atout ;
• Des compétences linguistiques bilingues (français et anglais) sont préférables, ou un engagement à acquérir les compétences linguistiques nécessaires pour pratiquer la médecine au Québec. Les candidats doivent être capables d'interagir en anglais et en français avec les patients, les familles et les professionnels de la santé.

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Professeur assistant/associé (clinique) Faculté de médecine - Département de radiologie diagnostique (C1-240305) Le Département de radiologie diagnostique de la Faculté de médecine et des sciences de la santé de l'Université McGill sollicite des candidatures pour un poste de personnel académique contractuel à temps plein au rang de professeur adjoint ou associé (clinique) à l'Hôpital général juif (HGJ). Le rang de professeur sera déterminé en fonction des qualifications et de l'expérience du candidat. Il s'agit d'un poste de personnel académique contractuel qui ne donne pas droit à la permanence. Le département de radiologie diagnostique de l'Université McGill est l'un des plus anciens départements d'Amérique du Nord. Nous sommes fiers de notre longue tradition d'excellence dans les activités cliniques et éducatives. Notre programme de résidence est solide et reconnu à l'échelle nationale et internationale. Notre programme de bourses est également très réussi et attire des stagiaires du monde entier. Le département de radiologie diagnostique de l'Hôpital général juif a récemment fusionné avec la médecine nucléaire dans le cadre de l'imagerie médicale. Environ 180 000 examens (radiographie, CT, US, IRM) sont effectués chaque année au sein du département. L'Hôpital général juif a récemment élargi son empreinte avec l'ajout du Pavillon K et l'hôpital compte plus de 600 lits. L'Hôpital général juif (HGJ) est un grand hôpital universitaire affilié à la Faculté de médecine et des sciences de la santé de l'Université McGill, de renommée internationale, située dans la ville dynamique et multiculturelle de Montréal, dans la province de Québec. Fonctions Les responsabilités du candidat retenu incluront des activités cliniques, d'enseignement et de recherche au sein du département de radiologie diagnostique, qui se compose d'un groupe dynamique de quinze radiologues formés à l'aide d'un fellowship, soutenant le mandat de l'HGJ de fournir des soins de haute qualité centrés sur le patient. La pratique à l'HGJ consiste en une radiologie générale avec une formation et une interprétation spécialisées. Le candidat retenu doit être capable d'interpréter des radiographies simples, des US, des CT (y compris l'imagerie cardiaque), des colonographies virtuelles, l'imagerie mammaire et des examens IRM (c'est-à-dire MSK, abdomen, Neuro/ENT, prostate et IRM cardiaque). Le candidat retenu devra participer aux gardes du soir, aux procédures d'intervention non vasculaires, ainsi qu'aux astreintes (par exemple, astreinte diagnostique). Le candidat retenu devra également participer à tous les comités de tumeurs (y compris les comités de tumeurs ORL hebdomadaires) à tour de rôle. Le candidat retenu participera activement à tous les aspects de la vision académique de McGill (recherche, enseignement, supervision des étudiants et des résidents, participation aux comités académiques et administratifs). On s'attend à ce que les membres du corps professoral de McGill contribuent à des activités de service au sein de leur unité, de l'Université et de l'ensemble de la communauté scientifique. On attend également d'eux qu'ils fassent preuve d'un engagement manifeste en faveur de l'équité, de la diversité et de l'inclusion. Qualifications et exigences Les candidats doivent:

• Être titulaire d'un doctorat en médecine et détenir ou être admissible à un permis d'exercice dans la province de Québec ;
• Avoir complété une formation de surspécialité en radiologie en Amérique du Nord et être certifié par le Collège royal des médecins et chirurgiens du Canada (ou l'équivalent) ;
• Avoir complété au moins 6 mois de formation spécialisée en cardiologie (i.e., CT et MRI) ;
• Faire preuve d'excellence en matière de soins cliniques, d'enseignement et de recherche ;
• D'autres bourses cliniques et/ou de recherche seraient un atout ;
• Des compétences linguistiques bilingues (français et anglais) sont préférables, ou un engagement à acquérir les compétences linguistiques nécessaires pour pratiquer la médecine au Québec. Les candidats doivent être capables d'interagir en anglais et en français avec les patients, les familles et les professionnels de la santé.

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BREAST/ONCOLOGY/BODY RADIOLOGIST – HAMILTON JURAVINSKI SITE Hamilton Health Sciences is a family of seven hospitals and a cancer centre, serving more than 2.3 million residents of Hamilton, central south and central west Ontario.  The Diagnostic Imaging department at HHS provides comprehensive care for the region, with subspecialty imaging expertise. With pioneering education advances and excellence in world-class research, McMaster University has consistently placed among the top 50 universities in the world for health and medicine.  The Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine is world renowned for its innovative method of small group, problem-based education, and a focus on self-directed, life-long learning. The Department of Medical Imaging provides rewarding opportunities for faculty who are interested in education, clinical excellence, research, and multi-disciplinary team projects. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply; however, Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be considered first for this position. To comply with the Government of Canada’s reporting requirements, the employer is obliged to gather information about applicants’ status as either Permanent Residents of Canada or Canadian citizens.  Applicants need not identify their country of origin or current citizenship; however, all applications must include one of the following statements: “Yes, I am a citizen or permanent resident of Canada” or “No, I am not a citizen or permanent resident of Canada”. Interested applicants should submit in PDF format:

• A cover letter of intent inclusive of a statement of teaching interests and philosophy and/or research interests where applicable
• A Curriculum Vitae
• Names of three references; please note that no reference or letters of recommendations are required at the time of application. These will be solicited at later stages of the search process. Unsolicited letters will not be reviewed until later stages of the search process.

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The Department of Medical Imaging, McMaster University and the Department of Diagnostic Imaging, Hamilton Health Sciences are seeking a full-time academic body imaging radiologist for the Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre site. The Juravinski Hospital and Cancer Centre (JHCC) is one of the largest and most comprehensive Regional Cancer Programs in Ontario, with a large tertiary referral population. The radiology team supports the Juravinski Hospital Oncology service and is committed to providing optimal evidence-based care to patients who are diagnosed with or suspected of having oncologic disease. The hospital also provides a broad range of diagnostic clinical services for adult medicine and surgical subspecialties, with a focus on oncology. This position involves scheduling in tertiary hospital and community practice settings.  Clinical assignments include some general radiology, as well as participation in the Department general radiologist on-call schedule.  Applicants must possess skills which will enhance our tertiary oncology imaging team and multi-disciplinary programs. The ideal applicant will have completed a fellowship in body imaging with training in oncology radiology.  Scheduled work encompasses subspecialty and teaching rounds, including regular participation in multidisciplinary tumour board rounds.  Radiology skills must be inclusive of all imaging modalities. This is a full-time faculty position at McMaster University, with academic rank commensurate with the candidate’s qualifications and experience.  The successful candidate will promote clinical scholarship through teaching, mentorship and support for research and will demonstrate excellence in clinical care, exhibit collegial, civil relations in all interactions. Participation in teaching and supervision for our strong residency and subspecialty programs, as well as undergraduate programs is required.  The McMaster Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program is a highly rated training program in Canada.  There are well established fellowship programs at the site. Candidates must be licensed or eligible for licensure in the Province of Ontario, certified by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (or equivalent) and meet the credentialing requirements of Hamilton Health Sciences and radiology group affiliated community practices. Hamilton Health Sciences is a family of seven hospitals and a cancer centre, serving more than 2.3 million residents of Hamilton, central south and central west Ontario.  The Diagnostic Imaging department at HHS provides comprehensive care for the region, with subspecialty imaging expertise. With pioneering education advances and excellence in world-class research, McMaster University has consistently placed among the top 50 universities in the world for health and medicine.  The Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine is world renowned for its innovative method of small group, problem-based education, and a focus on self-directed, life-long learning. The Department of Medical Imaging provides rewarding opportunities for faculty who are interested in education, clinical excellence, research and multi-disciplinary team projects. All qualified applicants are encouraged to apply; however, Canadian citizens and permanent residents will be considered first for this position. To comply with the Government of Canada’s reporting requirements, the employer is obliged to gather information about applicants’ status as either Permanent Residents of Canada or Canadian citizens.  Applicants need not identify their country of origin or current citizenship; however, all applications must include one of the following statements: “Yes, I am a citizen or permanent resident of Canada” or “No, I am not a citizen or permanent resident of Canada”. Read more

Radiologist (Remote Reporting) – Australia and New Zealand

• Reporting from the comfort of your own home
• High speed fully maintained workstation provided.
• Advanced application technologies; Single radiologist worklist, AI, VR
• Acute & Subspecialty Reporting available – working your local day time, evenings, or weekends. Variety of shift options to enjoy your work life balance.
• 24/7 staffed radiology support.
• FRANZCR Radiologist only need apply.
• AHPRA Registration required.
• Onsite locums available in Australia and New Zealand

IDXt has an opportunity for tele-reporting Radiologists to join for home tele-reporting to cover Australian & New Zealand day, afterhours, weekends, or nighthawk reporting cases in general, acute to subspecialised reporting. Are you based in time zones aligned to Canada or UK?  Other time zones and locations considered. Jump onboard to start enjoying your work/life balance by reporting with IDXt for hospitals & patients now! Offering flexibility that suits you, we have several varied shifts from 1 to 8 hours; day shifts, early mornings, late evenings, or weekends, allowing you to have the days to yourself and earn additional income without leaving the comfort of your own home. Complete workstations and hardware are provided.  Locum opportunities also available in a number of our Australian and New Zealand based clinics. Let us know about your availability to report! Short term or ongoing contracts available Who is IDXt? IDXt (Integral Diagnostics Tele-reporting) provides tele-radiology services to over 90+ clinics, servicing over 50+ public hospitals, private medical facilities, and community centres and a means to access the skills of 220+ IDX radiologists. Drawing on the expertise of radiologists across Australia and New Zealand plus worldwide; IDXt strives to be a leading provider of quality diagnostic imaging services with a focus on delivering the best health outcomes for our patients. With a mix of hospital and private practice cases, IDX's reporting platform is designed and built with tele-radiology in mind.  With a single centralised smart-reporting worklist with fast download and precaching functionality, it allows radiologists to report across multiple sites, hospitals, and RIS/PACS providers all from the one application. Our reporting worklist is supported by real-time AI that identifies and triages critical findings, as well as being supported by an accurate VR reporting system with CAPD functionality to ensure that your reporting quality is achieved without unnecessary delays. Australian and New Zealand based radiologists welcomed to apply. You will need current APHRA (Australian registration) holding a FRANZCR accreditation. How to get onboard? If you would like to hear more - please contact us now for an IDXt overview of rates, technology support & reporting times + more! Read more

  Radiographer - Specialized in Mammography Full Time – Permanent – Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands   Primary Role:

• The Radiographer uses X-rays, and other forms of imaging technology, such as Mamo, CT, MRI, Dexa and Fluoroscopy, to examine patients. He/she is responsible for acquiring the images. The primary purpose of the Radiographer is to provide information to diagnose patient illnesses by operating radiologic equipment to produce radiographs that are accurate and complete and in accordance to the policies and procedures of the hospital.

Responsibilities:

• Prepares patient for radiological procedure by positioning patient; adjusting immobilization devices; moving equipment into specified position; adjusting equipment controls and to set exposure factors abiding by the ALARA principal. Also responsible for assessing patients and their clinical requirements to determine appropriate radiographic techniques.
• Performs a range of radiographic examinations on patients to produce high-quality images.
• Assists in more complex radiological examinations working with radiologists, doctors and surgeons for interventional procedures.
• Provides support and reassurance to patients, considering their physical and psychological needs by gaining patient cooperation by reducing anxieties; providing explanations of treatment; answering questions.
• Observe and maintain contact with patients during their waiting, examination and post-examination stay in the department.
• Records imaging identification and patient documentation quickly and accurately by observing protocols to ensure compliance with patient confidentiality guidelines.
• Maintains safe and clean working environment by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations also by understanding and observing health and safety at work and welfare issues. Minimizes radiation to patient and staff by practicing radiation protection techniques, using beam restrictive devices, patient shielding, and knowledge of exposure factors.
• Ensures operation of radiology equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements; following manufacturer's instructions; troubleshooting malfunctions; calling for repairs; maintaining equipment and supplies inventories; evaluating new equipment and techniques.
• Maintains professional and technical knowledge by attending educational workshops; reviewing professional publications; participating in professional societies.
• Protects patients and employees by adhering to infection-control policies and protocols; following drug protocols in case of reactions to drugs, such as contrast media.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

Qualifications / Knowledge Requirements:

• BSc Radiology
• Radiography experience of at least 5 years:  skilled in the use of medical technologies such as Mammography, Sono Mammography, MRI, CT, C-ARM and X-Ray as well as performing diagnostic procedures.
• Must be licensed in one of these jurisdictions; Jamaica, USA, UK, Canada, South Africa, New Zealand or Australia, or have met the Caribbean Regional Registration (RENR) requirements in or to register with the Cayman Islands’ Council for Professions Allied with Medicine (CPAM)
• Basic Life Support Provider Certification.
• Ability to work effectively and efficiently under pressure in a stressful environment.

 Accountability: The Radiographer will be accountable to the Radiographer Supervisor with secondary reporting lines to his/her designate. Benefits: CTMH Doctors Hospital offers a competitive benefit package that includes tuition reimbursement scheme, paid vacation, health insurance and pension in accordance with the Cayman Islands regulations. Read more