Radiology Physician

Chief - Interventional Radiology Opening - Pittsburgh, PA H1b Eligible Position Details

• Full-time, permanent
• IR Division provides care at multiple core academic institutions including in addition to providing support to other hospitals in the greater Pittsburgh area.
• Join the largest academic radiology department in the US
• 70% clinical/30% academic, although this will be negotiable.
• Academic portion includes research as well as time teaching medical students, residents and fellows.
• Great opportunity to help build and develop new IR Institute
• Call 1:4-5
• Hepatobiliary procedure experience a plus
• CAQ in VIR is desired
• Join 9 IR physicians and 6 dedicated APPs
• Participates fully in the IR/DR dual certification residency program including both integrated and independent residency programs in partnership with diagnostic radiology residency.
• IR performs a full spectrum of interventional radiology procedures and maintains active outpatient clinics at multiple sites with strong oncologic, hepatobiliary, transplant, trauma, vascular, and pediatric interventional radiology services.
• Group has multiple ongoing translational research studies, both locally and in collaboration with other national academic institutions.
• Major research focuses include interventional oncology, organ transplantation, hepatobiliary disease, trauma, and portal hypertension.
• Excellent clinical and academic relationships with Hepatology, Transplant Surgery, Liver Surgery, and Oncology in affiliation with the Cancer Center.
Compensation/Benefits
• Sign-on bonus
• Additional compensation for extra call
• Relocation up to $10K
• Dual appointment through UPP and University of Pittsburgh
• Tuition benefits to attend University of Pittsburgh for faculty dependents.
• Competitive rank and base salary commensurate with experience and an outstanding benefit package
• 45 days PTO
• CME allowanceAssistant/Associate/Professor, Non-Tenure Academic appointment at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
• Research through University of Pittsburgh
• Congenial group