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Emergency Radiologist – Weekend Day and Weekday
Emory University. Provide emergency and acute care imaging services across Emory’s hospital system .
Core Competencies
Role fitCore Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in emergency and acute care imaging, including proficiency in CT, ultrasound, and X-ray modalities. Strong collaboration and teaching skills are essential for working with residents and fellows in a multidisciplinary environment.
Highest-signal resume keywords
MD Or DO DegreeACGME-Accredited Diagnostic Radiology ResidencyFellowship Training In Emergency RadiologyABR Board-Certified Or EligibleStrong Clinical Skills In Multiple Modalities
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Hard Skills
Emergency Care ImagingCT ImagingUltrasound ImagingX-Ray ImagingNeuro ImagingAbdominal ImagingMusculoskeletal ImagingAsynchronous Trainee SupervisionQuality Initiatives ParticipationResearch Activities Participation
Soft Skills
Collaboration With RadiologistsTeaching SkillsClinical Activity Participation
Certifications & Qualifications
Georgia Medical License EligibilityABR Board Certification Or Eligibility
Industry Keywords
Emergency RadiologyDiagnostic RadiologyMultidisciplinary ConferencesClinical And Non-Clinical ActivitiesTrainee Supervision
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesRay
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Provide emergency and acute care imaging services across Emory’s hospital system
- Work a fixed 7-days-on, 7-days-off clinically focused model with 182 shifts per year
- Interpret whole-body emergency department imaging, including light neuro, mainly CT, ultrasound, and X-ray
- Work Saturday and Sunday 7:00 AM–4:00 PM and Monday–Friday 12:00 noon–8:00 PM
- Work in tandem with existing community radiologists and on-call trainees
- Provide remote support to residents on weekend call shifts
- Participate in clinical and non-clinical divisional activities
- Provide asynchronous trainee supervision
- Collaborate with radiologists across subspecialties
- Teach residents and fellows
- Participate in multidisciplinary conferences, quality initiatives, and research activities
Requirements
What you’ll need- MD, DO, or equivalent degree
- Completion of an ACGME-accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency or alternative pathway program
- Fellowship training in Emergency Radiology, Abdominal Imaging, Neuroradiology, Musculoskeletal Imaging, or equivalent subspecialty training preferred
- ABR Board-certified/eligible
- Eligible to obtain an unrestricted Georgia medical license
- Strong clinical skills in multiple modalities and organ systems
- Interest in emergency and acute care imaging
- Ability to work well in collaboration with other radiologists
- Ability to participate in clinical and non-clinical divisional activities, including asynchronous trainee supervision
- Fellows completing training in summer 2027 are welcome to apply
Benefits
Comp & perks- Full-time position with benefits
- Very competitive base salary increases of $80,000–$120,000 effective 9/1/2026
- Productivity bonus
- Annual academic incentive bonus
- Professional development fund
- Retirement contribution and institutional retirement contributions
- Quarterly $2,500 stipends for those who periodically work on site in Atlanta
- Protected academic development opportunities
- CME support and professional development funding
- Robust wellness resources through Emory programs
- Comprehensive benefits package including PSLF
- Collaborative subspecialty support across all radiology divisions
- Opportunities to teach residents and fellows
- Participation in multidisciplinary conferences and quality initiatives
- Access to extensive research infrastructure
- Collegial and supportive faculty culture