Pediatric Neuroradiologist - Austin, TX

PRACTICE OVERVIEW

Radiology Partners is the largest and fastest growing on-site radiology practice in the US.   We are an innovative practice focused on transforming how radiologists provide consistently exceptional services to hospitals, imaging centers, referring physicians and patients.  With our state-of-the art clinical technology, specialized expertise, access to capital, and retention of top physician talent, Radiology Partners reliably exceeds the expectations of our clients, patients, and partners.  We serve our clients with an operational focus, and, above all, a commitment to quality patient care.  Our mission is To Transform Radiology. 

POSITION SUMMARY

Austin Radiological Association is a nationally renowned radiology practice with a 65-year history of providing exceptional service and clinical care to the patients of Austin and Central Texas. A nationally respected practice, Austin Radiological Association, with 116 radiologists, is also one of the largest radiology groups in the country. It is ranked in the top 10 on the Radiology Business Journal’s Radiology 100.

ARA serves 20 hospitals and operates 17 outpatient imaging centers, including centers that offer general multimodality services as well as centers that focus exclusively on women’s health.  ARA is partnered with the Dell Medical School at the University of Texas to redefine how diagnostic testing is designed, delivered and leveraged to improve health. 

Austin Radiological Association is seeking a skilled, motivated pediatric neuroradiologist, for a partnership track position to join our section of 24 neuroradiologists in Austin. The Division consists of highly-skilled, fellowship-trained neuroradiologists who provide specialized imaging, diagnostic interpretation, and offer cutting-edge interventional procedures. This position would revolve around The Dell Children’s Hospital, a 248 bed state of the art freestanding pediatric facility in the region serving a 46-county area and beyond and houses the region’s only level I pediatric trauma center and Level IV NICU. Through DCMC, there is a burgeoning pediatric neuroscience center with active recruitment of multiple pediatric neuroscience physicians. The ideal candidate will also be trained in adult neuroradiology. The work environment is both desirable and optimized for efficiency. The practice includes support staff, robust IT infrastructure, and optional private or common reading rooms for afterhour shifts.