Clinical Associate-Neuroradiologist September 2024

The Division of Neuroradiology in the Russell H. Morgan Department of Radiology and Radiological Science at Johns Hopkins University is seeking a fellowship trained, ABR subspecialty certified or eligible neuroradiologist as a clinical associate for its community practice in the Washington DC metro area. This growing practice encompasses neuroimaging at Sibley Memorial Hospital, Suburban Hospital, and Johns Hopkins outpatient imaging in Bethesda. There is an abundance of interesting case mix that includes imaging of stroke, trauma, head and neck, and neuro-oncology, with close collaboration in clinical care with academic faculty. This is a 100% subspecialized full-time neuroradiology position, with overnight teleradiology support. We offer a competitive salary, vacation, excellent benefits, and incentive plans.

• The referenced minimum salary range is the annual salary, which is based on faculty rank and years in rank, and includes quarterly clinical days worked, RVUs, and end-of-year academic bonuses.

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Fellowship trained, ABR subspecialty certified or eligible neuroradiologist

Salary: $265,000-$520,000

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