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Academic Pediatric Radiologist Freestanding Children's Hospital. Statewide Reach. University of Oklahoma Position Highlights: Join a defined Pediatric Radiology section within OU Health's Department of Radiological Sciences a cohesive academic group with shared call and strong resident support, not a fragmented or transient model. Practice at Oklahoma Children's Hospital, the state's only freestanding comprehensive pediatric medical center, on a campus anchored by a Level I pediatric trauma center. 100,000+ pediatric imaging studies annually across CT, MRI, ultrasound, X-ray, fluoroscopy, and image-guided procedures volume and case diversity across every pediatric age group and acuity level. Clinically integrated with pediatrics, pediatric surgery, oncology, NICU, and emergency medicine within Oklahoma's only fully integrated, statewide academic health network real subspecialty collaboration, not isolated reads. Section-based call currently 1:4 and improving with this hire; strong resident support limits overnight disruption. Daily resident and medical student teaching, with research and leadership involvement supported but not mandated flexibility as your academic interests evolve. Compensation & Benefits: Approximately $575,000 base, transitioning to an uncapped wRVU production model transparent framework used consistently across the department. Additional compensation for extra call shifts. $25,000 sign-on bonus. Visa sponsorship available, including H-1B. 9% employer retirement contribution, $5,500 CME allowance, relocation assistance, full malpractice coverage, and 6 weeks PTO in year one. Qualifications: Fellowship training in Pediatric Radiology; board-certified or board-eligible. Open to new graduates and experienced faculty. US-trained and international medical graduates considered. Genuine interest in teaching and academic practice; research encouraged but not required. About the Community Oklahoma City ranked the Best US City to Live by U.S. News & World Report. Low cost of living and short commutes, with a centralized academic medical campus. A growing, family-friendly metro with a genuinely livable pace, without sacrificing career-caliber medicine. A destination for physicians building long-term academic careers, not a stepping stone. Job Reference #: RAD PEDS 25715
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oklahoma city, OK, 73101, US
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