Neuroradiologist – Academic Faculty - Wake Forest University School of Medicine | Winston Salem, NC
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Job description
Are you looking for more than just another reading list and call schedule?
The Neuroradiology Section at Wake Forest School of Medicine is seeking a board-certified or board-eligible Neuroradiologist to join a highly collaborative, academically focused, and genuinely collegial group that values teaching, intellectual curiosity, and people just as much as clinical excellence.
Why Wake Forest Neuroradiology?
This is a place for neuroradiologists who enjoy thinking hard, working together, and shaping the next generation. Our section is tightly knit and primarily on-site by design, with a strong belief that in-person collaboration and workstation teaching create better physicians, better education, and a better culture. Faculty work side-by-side with residents, fellows, and colleagues in shared reading rooms that balance high-level work with genuine human connection.
We are not filling a slot—we are looking for a like-minded partner who wants to build a meaningful academic career.
Job Responsibilities
• Practice the full spectrum of neuroradiology in a tertiary academic medical center
• Provide hands on, one on one teaching at the workstation with residents and fellows
• Contribute to education, scholarship, and program development in ways that align with your interests
• Pursue clinical, educational, or research passions—we make space for what you bring
Academic Environment
• In person residency and fellowship programs with strong trainee engagement
• Faculty are well connected nationally and actively supported in lecturing, society involvement and academic advancement
• Mentorship from senior and mid career faculty with a proven culture of internal retention and growth
Qualifications
Eligible for medical licensure in North Carolina
Fellowship training required
Commitment to academic excellent and promoting the academic mission of the department
Working Hours
• Standard four day clinical work week
• Typical hours 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
• Call shared equitably average Q8-9
• Primarily on site practice; occasional remote work supported for life events
• Professional development is encouraged
Who Thrives Here
You’ll likely be a strong fit if you:
• Value teaching, collaboration, and intellectual engagement
• Enjoy working closely with colleagues, trainees, and learners every day
• Are motivated by growth—your own and others’
• Want to build a career, not just hold a job