Job opportunity
Diagnostic Neuroradiologist Halifax
Queen Elizabeth II
Interpret complex neuroimaging and guide minimally invasive care as a full-time, on-site Diagnostic Neuroradiologist in Halifax, NS. Apply CT, MRI, and angiography expertise to neurological and spine-related conditions.
At Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre, this role provides expert diagnostic evaluation and image-guided treatment. The position requires clinical expertise in neuroradiology and radiology, medical imaging proficiency, spine knowledge, and strong clinical judgment. You will collaborate with neurology, neurosurgery, and other clinical teams while supporting patient-centered care.
Key Responsibilities:
Interpret CT, MRI, angiography, and other neuroimaging studies
Perform endovascular treatments and spinal image-guided procedures
Participate in multidisciplinary neurological and spine case conferences
Communicate results and recommendations promptly to referring clinicians
Teach learners and support research or quality improvement initiatives
Requirements:
Clinical expertise in neuroradiology and radiology
Proficiency in CT, MRI, ultrasound, and angiography
Completed radiology residency and neuroradiology fellowship or equivalent
Eligibility for provincial or national radiology licensure
Strong communication, decision-making, and patient safety commitment
Use neuroradiology, spine intervention, and medical imaging expertise to advance safe neurological care at Queen Elizabeth II.
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Apply on source site At Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre, this role provides expert diagnostic evaluation and image-guided treatment. The position requires clinical expertise in neuroradiology and radiology, medical imaging proficiency, spine knowledge, and strong clinical judgment. You will collaborate with neurology, neurosurgery, and other clinical teams while supporting patient-centered care.
Key Responsibilities:
Interpret CT, MRI, angiography, and other neuroimaging studies
Perform endovascular treatments and spinal image-guided procedures
Participate in multidisciplinary neurological and spine case conferences
Communicate results and recommendations promptly to referring clinicians
Teach learners and support research or quality improvement initiatives
Requirements:
Clinical expertise in neuroradiology and radiology
Proficiency in CT, MRI, ultrasound, and angiography
Completed radiology residency and neuroradiology fellowship or equivalent
Eligibility for provincial or national radiology licensure
Strong communication, decision-making, and patient safety commitment
Use neuroradiology, spine intervention, and medical imaging expertise to advance safe neurological care at Queen Elizabeth II.
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