Radiologist opportunity in central Sweden
About this role
Are you a board-certified radiologist looking for a new challenge in a beautiful part of Sweden?
This position combines professional development with a high quality of life in a scenic region known for its lakes, forests and outdoor lifestyle.
About the hospital and department
The radiology department is part of the Diagnostic Imaging and Functional Medicine division and performs around 24,000 examinations annually. The unit is equipped with two ultrasound machines, one MRI, one CT scanner and two conventional X-ray systems (one with fluoroscopy). Both acute and planned diagnostic services are provided in modern facilities with continuously updated technology.
You will join a skilled and stable team of radiologists, radiographers, nurses and administrative staff. Staff turnover among doctors has been close to zero in recent years. The department is also preparing for a major upgrade of both premises and equipment in the near future.
Tasks and responsibilities
Broad diagnostic radiology including conventional X-ray, ultrasound and CT.
Participation in both acute and planned care.
Collaboration with other clinical specialties.
On-call duties are possible but not mandatory (primarily organised from a nearby hospital).
Requirements
- Specialist certification in radiology from an EU/EEA country, recognised by EU directive 2005/36/EC.
- Several years of clinical experience preferred, but not mandatory.
- Skills in ultrasound and CT required; fluoroscopy and interventional procedures are a plus.
- Good command of English. Willingness to learn Swedish to minimum B2/C1 level (language training provided).
- Personal profile
- Cooperative and a team player, while able to work independently.
- Flexible and adaptable in a changing clinical environment.
- Service-minded and attentive in patient interaction.
- Proactive and quality-focused.
- Terms and conditions
- Full-time, Monday-Friday, daytime hours.
- Competitive salary
- Permanent employment in the Swedish public healthcare system.
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