The position is for a Cardiothoracic Radiologist at National Jewish Health (NJH), a world-renowned center for respiratory and cardiac care located in Denver, Colorado. This role offers an excellent balance between clinical responsibilities and academic involvement, making it ideal for radiologists seeking to advance their careers in both diagnostic and research settings.
The role is centered around the interpretation of chest CTs, cardiac MRIs, non-contrast studies, and thoracic radiographs. As a subspecialty radiologist, the focus will primarily be on lung and cardiac imaging. NJH is recognized for its expertise in diagnosing and treating complex pulmonary and cardiac conditions, and this role is integral to that mission. The radiologist will be part of a highly collaborative team of five subspecialty-trained radiologists, with the team collectively reading approximately 28,000 studies annually.
In addition to clinical work, the position involves teaching and research responsibilities, providing ample opportunities to contribute to cutting-edge advancements in cardiothoracic imaging. Radiologists in this role are encouraged to participate in research projects, particularly those related to lung disease and cardiac diagnostics, and to mentor cardiothoracic fellows. The position offers no night, weekend, or on-call responsibilities, making it highly desirable for professionals seeking a better work-life balance. The standard workweek is Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with an academic day each week dedicated to research or other academic pursuits. Additionally, there is flexibility to work remotely for one day per week, with the potential for up to one full week of remote work when the department is fully staffed.