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Nuclear Medicine Trained Radiologist needed to Join Radiology Teaching Program','201129','Radiology MD Admin','Washington-Seattle','Days','40 hours per week','40 hours per week','Flexible','Flexible','.','.','','','!*!Nuclear Medicine Trained Radiologist needed to Join Radiology Teaching Program**MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***. in Seattle, Washington is recruiting
a full time Radiologist with fellowship training in Nuclear Medicine to
join our care team of 28 radiologists. This position offers multidisciplinary
collaboration with a collegial team of dedicated and talented providers,
residents, and staff.

 

Position Highlights

 

Team Approach to Patient Care.  The radiology and nuclear medicine teams
enjoy face-to-face and collaborative relationships with experienced,
sub-specialized medicine and surgical colleagues, radiation oncologists, and
pathologists. All members of the team work for Virginia Mason and have the same
team-based approach to care: the patient comes first.

 

Diagnostic Radiology at Virginia Mason.  The Department of Radiology
provides imaging services for inpatients and outpatients at our main campus in
downtown Seattle and outpatient imaging at 6 regional medical centers located across
the larger metropolitan area of Seattle and the Puget Sound.  250,000 diagnostic exams are performed
annually including advanced CT, MR, and Nuclear Medicine imaging as well as image-guided
interventional and neurointerventional procedures.

 

Nuclear Imaging at Virginia Mason. Nuclear
imaging is staffed daily by one of three nuclear medicine trained radiologists and
an experienced technical staff who provide comprehensive diagnostic and
therapeutic services to a wide variety of patients from the Pacific Northwest. The
nuclear medicine department is located at the Seattle campus and includes
SPECT/CT and a new state-of-the-art PET/CT scanner.  Nuclear medicine radiologists supervise radioisotope
treatments including Iodine-131 ablative therapy and Lutetium-177 PRRT.

  

Commitment to Teaching. Virginia Mason supports residency
programs in radiology, anesthesiology, surgery, urology, and internal medicine.
The radiology residency program at Virginia Mason is one of the oldest in the
Pacific Northwest and the education and training of residents is a core mission
of the Department of Radiology.

 

Innovation in Healthcare. Innovation is encouraged at all
levels at Virginia Mason and faculty have the opportunity to learn and apply
the principles of the Virginia Mason Production System (VMPS). Through
application of Lean principles to healthcare, VMPS has been the engine to
create a culture of continuous improvement, high reliability and safety, and patient-centric
care.

 

Research Opportunities. Research is not required but
encouraged and supported. The Department of Radiology and the Nuclear Medicine
section are engaged in a number of clinical trials and enjoy collaborative
research relationships with other clinical departments at Virginia Mason and
the Benaroya Research Institute. A research specialist is available within the
department to support and assist in research projects and the organization
provides pilot grants to support research time. The Virginia Mason Center for
Health Care Improvement fosters research and publication of innovations in
health care delivery.

 

Career Growth. The Department of Radiology and
Virginia Mason are dedicated to training and developing leaders from within the
organization for leadership in clinical and administrative roles.

 

Compensation. Includes competitive salary, vacation,
retirement and health benefits, and faculty education allowance. ','!*!
ABR BC/BE
in diagnostic radiology
Fellowship
in Nuclear Medicine with ABR CAQ in Nuclear Medicine or American Board of Nuclear Medicine certification
3 years' experience preferred, not required
Ability
to obtain a medical professional license in the State of WA
Ability
to obtain a DEA with full prescriptive authority needed for specific
practice


About Virginia Mason

 

Virginia
Mason, established in 1920 in Seattle, WA, is internationally recognized as a
preeminent health care organization focused on delivering quality services to
our patients. We have a 336-bed hospital in Seattle and Multispecialty Group
Practice with more than 450 physicians. With a network of primary, specialty,
neighborhood clinics and regional medical centers, you will find our culture is
the very definition of best practices and a model that is the benchmark for
other organizations.  Join us, and find out how many ways Virginia Mason
offers you the chance to focus on what really matters—our patients.

 

Living in the Pacific Northwest

 

Located in the Pacific NW, Seattle is an area with a mild climate
year round and close to the great outdoors where we enjoy an abundance of
activities with our close proximity to the waters of Puget Sound and
surrounding mountains. City life and cultural activities are also thriving.
With a variety of neighborhoods and areas to work and live, there are many
choices for the type of lifestyle you’d like to enjoy.

 

“Each Person. Every
Moment. Better Never Stops.”

 We
are an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer.','Nuclear Medicine Trained Radiologist needed to Join Radiology Teaching Program

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