REMOTE - Neuroradiologist- Bring expert insight to imaging—and make a difference for Veterans
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Job description
Neuroradiologist
Bring expert insight to imaging—and make a difference for Veterans
The Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System (CAVHS) is seeking a Neuroradiologist to join its Imaging Service. Apply your expertise to complex diagnostic studies, support clinical decision-making, and contribute to the education of Radiology residents while serving Veterans.
Position description
The Neuroradiologist works independently within the Imaging Service and reports to the service chief. The role focuses on interpreting diagnostic studies and communicating findings that help guide patient care.
Job Responsibilities
- Review studies through CAVHS Picture Archiving and Communications Systems and report findings using voice-recognition software.
- Communicate and document life-threatening findings promptly to referring physicians, including those at remote facilities.
- Supervise and support the teaching of Radiology Resident Physicians.
- Collaborate professionally with service leadership, colleagues, and referring providers.
- Protect sensitive information in accordance with applicable privacy laws, regulations, and VA and VHA policies.
- Use VistA and office software to access medical information and complete reports and other documentation.
Qualifications
- Completion of an accredited residency in Radiology or Diagnostic Radiology.
- Neuroradiology expertise appropriate to the duties and clinical privileges of the position.
- Current, full, and unrestricted medical license from a U.S. state or territory.
- Ability to communicate findings clearly and work effectively with referring physicians and the care team.
Working Hours
Skills
- Clear, timely communication of imaging findings
- Effective collaboration with physicians and healthcare teams
- Commitment to resident education and professional development
- Sound documentation practices and respect for patient privacy
- Dedication to high-quality, Veteran-centered care