Open Faculty Positions in Radiology

Join a rapidly expanding department that is leading the way in radiology innovation, education, and patient care. We are a diverse and multitalented group of clinicians, scientists, physicists, and educators. We are leaders translating imaging advances into the clinic to improve the care of our patients. As part of a globally recognized center of excellence in academic medicine, we serve some of the most complex patients in the world, in Manhattan and throughout Westchester County. We collaborate closely with our world-class partners at NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia University, including in Biomedical Engineering, Biomedical Informatics, the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center, and the Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research.

We welcome applications from exceptional faculty!

How to Apply

Browse Our Open Faculty Positions and apply through the Columbia University Careers website.

We are currently recruiting for the following divisions:

Body Imaging (faculty - all ranks)
Breast Imaging (faculty - all ranks)
Cardiothoracic Imaging (faculty - all ranks)
Emergency Radiology (faculty - all ranks)
Neuroradiology (faculty - all ranks)
Nuclear Medicine (assistant professor and nuclear physicist)
Pediatric Radiology (faculty - all ranks)
Pediatric Interventional Radiology (assistant/associate professor)
Physics (MRI Physicist)
Research (faculty - all ranks: imaging biomarkers and integrated diagnostics)

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