Board-Eligible Radiologist

About the Role

As a board-eligible Radiologist (Radiologist I), you will work alongside a team of radiologists committed to providing critical diagnostic information for veterinary patient care around the globe. You will receive mentorship from an experienced radiologist, detailed and direct feedback on every report you generate, access to regular rounds sessions, and support as you prepare for your board exam.

What to Expect in This Role:

• When you start as a Radiologist I, you will read 10 sets of "ideal" (known) cases (10 cases per set) to acclimate you. Then, you will move on to reading live cases that are reviewed by mentors. You will remain on review until the completion of your boards. Expected production equivalent to 1 set per day.
• Your mentor team will rotate through the ideal/known cases to make sure you get a variety of feedback and insight into different approaches while maintaining the highest standards of reporting.
• You will gain access to a large variety of cases in our system's case archive, exam practice cases, and a teaching file of interesting cases.
• You will attend virtual rounds with colleagues, have regular mentoring sessions, and join weekly rounds hosted by one of our Radiology Medical Managers.
• After becoming board-certified by the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging (ECVDI) and maintaining satisfactory performance, you can anticipate a seamless transition to a boarded Radiologist role (Radiologist II) with IDEXX.
• You will receive competitive pay while being able to choose the time commitment that works for you and benefit from a customized schedule.

What You Need to Succeed:

• You are a residency-trained radiologist who has successfully completed the preliminary exam.
• You demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills in English.
• You have a strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
• You are analytical, can prioritize, and excel at problem-solving.
• Post-boards, the ability and interest in working mid-day Australia/NZ/Asia (11am-3pm Australian Eastern Standard Time) and/or weekends.