Medical Center is seeking Full Time Non?Invasive Cardiologist to fill a Cardiac MRI/CT Imaging Specialist role- Perform Level III cardiac MRI and Level II/III cardiac CT with CT?FFR, advanced perfusion, structural evaluation, tissue characterization, scar/fibrosis quantification, cardiomyopathy workup, viability analysis, myocarditis, vascular angiography, and congenital heart disease imaging- Interpret complex non-invasive imaging and deliver high-quality reports to referring physicians- Image Acquisition & Protocol Design: Oversee MRI and CT protocol setup, ECG gating strategies, real-time or cine imaging, LGE, T1/T2 mapping, stress techniques, and vascular angiography. Collaborate closely with technologists to optimize image quality and diagnostic value.- Supervise scans requiring physician involvement (e.g. administration of adenosine, beta-blockers) and complex device or graft imaging.- Provide in-depth interpretations and guidance on findings, including scar burden, viability, coronary anatomy, and cardiomyopathies. Serve as consultative imaging lead for multidisciplinary teams.- Participate in clinical trials, support research workflows, and contribute to academic or institutional imaging protocols.- Closely integrate with our structural heart, EP, interventional, and echo teams to streamline diagnostics and triage.- Join a multidisciplinary team: 16 cardiologists, 4 cardiothoracic surgeons, 3 vascular surgeons- Nocturnal and weekend coverage shared by advanced practice providers ensures predictable workload and protected imaging time for you.- Competitive compensation with salary plus performance-based bonus- Signing/commencement bonus, educational loan repayment, and relocation support- Full health, dental, and vision coverage, plus PTO and CME reimbursement- Fully staffed APP support during nights and weekends to enable scheduled imaging workflows- Support for academic and research contributions through infrastructure and mentorship- Required: BC/BE in Cardiology, Level III training (or equivalent experience) in cardiac MRI, and Level II or III experience with cardiac CT (including CT?FFR)
