Academic Body Imaging Radiologist – University of Oklahoma

Academic Body Imaging Radiologist – University of Oklahoma

High-Impact Academic Body Imaging Faculty Role in a Major U.S. Metro

Practice Highlights

• Academic Platform with Momentum: Join the University of Oklahoma’s subspecialized Body Imaging section—serving trauma, cancer, transplant, and community sites within the state’s only fully integrated academic health system.
• Flexible Practice Design: Monday–Friday 8–5 schedule with remote/hybrid flexibility available; remote call permitted and academic read-outs maintained to preserve training quality.
• Breadth & Complexity of Clinical Work: Interpret CT, MRI, ultrasound, and radiographs while participating in image-guided procedures across high-acuity environments, including Level I trauma and an NCI-Designated cancer center.
• Modern, Upgrading Infrastructure: Epic, a multi-year radiology capital investment plan, new scanners/workstations, and a streamlined PACS environment support efficient workflows and strong imaging quality.
• Teach, Lead, Influence: Daily read-outs, tumor boards, and monthly didactics with residents; opportunities for research, QI initiatives, and long-term leadership within a collegial, expanding section.
• Compensation Package: Competitive academic salary guarantee with uncapped productivity upside after the first year; $25,000 sign-on bonus, relocation support, potential trainee stipend, comprehensive benefits, retirement match, CME support, malpractice coverage, and generous PTO with expanded flexibility after year one.
• Multidisciplinary Reach: Collaborate with 1,300+ clinicians across ~150 specialties—strengthening diagnostic accuracy, case diversity, and academic engagement.

Community Highlights

• Major U.S. Metro (≈1.5M): Big-city amenities with short commutes and exceptional cost-of-living value.
• Skyline, History & Growth: A fast-growing downtown with a modern skyline, rich cultural heritage, and significant ongoing investment in entertainment, dining, and urban development.
• Culture & Recreation: Vibrant food scene, performing arts, museums, live music, Division I university sports, and year-round outdoor activities.
• Family-Friendly Living: Affordable neighborhoods, strong school options, abundant parks, youth sports, and community programming.

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