Radiologist (225-713)

A Radiologist is a specialized medical doctor who diagnoses and treats diseases and injuries using medical imaging techniques, such as X-rays, CT scans, MRIs, nuclear medicine, positron emission tomography (PET), and ultrasound. Radiologists play a crucial role in healthcare by providing critical insights that guide the treatment of numerous medical conditions. They interpret imaging results, collaborate with other physicians, and may also perform image-guided procedures for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. Radiologists must stay updated with technological advancements and maintain accuracy and diligence in their work to ensure optimal patient outcomes. As a Radiologist, you will be expected to engage with a range of complex cases, offering your expertise to improve patient care and decision-making processes in various medical scenarios.

Responsibilities

• Interpret medical images to diagnose a variety of patient health issues accurately.
• Consult with referring physicians to discuss the results of imaging tests.
• Perform image-guided diagnostic and interventional procedures safely and proficiently.
• Ensure the highest levels of accuracy and safety in the interpretation of medical imaging.
• Maintain detailed records of diagnostic tests and patient reports for healthcare continuity.
• Oversee and train radiologic technologists and other related healthcare staff members.
• Stay informed about the latest medical imaging techniques and technology advancements.
• Comply with regulatory and accreditation requirements in radiology practices.
• Advise medical teams on appropriate imaging studies to support clinical decision-making.
• Participate in continuous education and professional development activities routinely.
• Collaborate in multi-disciplinary healthcare teams to optimize patient care strategies.
• Engage in quality control and improvement initiatives in radiology departments regularly.

Requirements

• Doctor of Medicine (MD) or Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) degree is mandatory.
• Completion of a Radiology residency accredited by relevant medical boards.
• Board certification in Radiology is required to practice professionally.
• Strong analytical skills to accurately interpret complex diagnostic imaging results.
• Excellent communication skills to effectively convey findings to medical teams.
• Advanced knowledge of radiation safety and protection measures in medical settings.
• Ability to work collaboratively within a diverse and dynamic healthcare environment.
• Dedication to continuous learning and staying current with medical imaging advancements.
• Experience with radiology information systems and image archiving software preferred.