Academic Breast Imaging Radiologist – University of Oklahoma

High-Impact Academic Breast Imaging Radiologist Faculty Role in a Major U.S. Metro

Practice Highlights

• Academic Platform with Momentum: Join a subspecialized breast program within the University of Oklahoma’s Department of Radiology, closely aligned with an NCI-Designated cancer center, built for meaningful clinical impact and academic visibility.
• Lifestyle You Can Count On: Monday–Friday, 8–5 with no call, nights, weekends, or holidays means predictable days so you can plan the rest of your life.
• Full-Spectrum Breast Imaging: Practice the complete breadth (DBT screening/diagnostic, CEM, US, MRI, biopsies, localizations) with streamlined pathways, strong technologist support, and statewide mobile mammography outreach.
• Modern, Upgrading Infrastructure: Epic and a multi-year imaging capital plan state-of-the-art equipment, efficient workflows, and continued investment that elevates quality and throughput.
• Teach, Lead, Influence: Daily read-outs, tumor boards, monthly didactics, and fellowship engagement providing clear lanes for scholarship, QI, and future leadership within a collegial team.
• Leading Compensation Package: Competitive academic guarantee with uncapped productivity upside in subsequent years; $50,000 sign-on bonus, relocation support, potential trainee stipend, and comprehensive benefits (retirement match, CME, malpractice, and generous PTO with added flexibility after year one).
• Multidisciplinary Reach: Collaborate seamlessly with 1,300+ clinicians across ~150 specialties—faster consults, stronger cases, and better outcomes.

Community Highlights

• Major U.S. Metro: 1.5 million+ population provides big-city amenities with short commutes and standout cost-of-living value.
• Skyline, History & Growth: Expanding downtown, modern skyline, rich heritage, and sustained investment in entertainment districts and urban development.
• Culture & Recreation: Vibrant dining, museums, performing arts, live music, professional and Division I athletics, and year-round outdoor activities.
• Family-Friendly Living: Affordable neighborhoods, strong public/private school options, parks, youth sports, and community programming.

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