Radiology in Iceland
The National University Hospital is the largest health care provider in Iceland providing comprehensive service in all fields of medicine. We are situated in Reykjavík, a small city with vibrant cultural life and exceptional sports and outdoor opportunities. Reykjavik is also one of the safest cities in the world. The hospital has about 700 beds in addition to emergency units and ambulatory units. There are over 6,000 staff members at the hospital, whereof 130 work in radiology.
The Department of Radiology serves all specialties within the hospital, providing timely and accurate imaging service and consultation. As a university hospital we participate in educating medical students and other healthcare professionals, as well as engaging in and supporting scientific research. The department provides services in all fields of radiology and nuclear medicine producing about 130 thousand examinations a year.
You will be responsible for diagnosis and treatment decisions, in close collaboration with other physicians and staff. Broad experience in all fields of radiology is expected. You will participate in diverse educational activities and teaching of medical students as well teaching and mentoring residents.
We are looking for a positive and flexible person who is independent and organized in their work. Fluency in English is mandatory and a willingness to learn Icelandic is important. Good competence in evidence-based practices and knowledge of current research is needed.
Applicants must have medical qualifications and specialty medical training within radiology. For applicants within the European Union the EU Directive 2005/36/EC, annex V, regulates the mutual recognition of professional qualifications.
For applicants outside the European Union, medical qualifications and licenses to practice are individually assessed for compatibility by the Icelandic Directorate of Health.
Submissions should include confirmed diploma transcripts, a confirmation by a previous employer regarding working as a specialist in radiology, a full CV and a list of contacts for references and other relevant information.
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FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THE POSITION AND APPLICATION:
The position is available immediately, but starting date is negotiable.
Informal communication and discussions are encouraged, and interested candidates are encouraged to contact Petur Hannesson, MD, Head of Radiology (peturh@landspitali.is). We review applications on an ongoing basis.
The hospital offers a competitive salary and numerous collectively negotiated benefits, including training and development support (15 days pr. year for specialist physicians including international travel costs and Per Diem payments). Relocation assistance is offered as well as assistance in obtaining an Icelandic medical license and license in Radiology. The hospital emphasizes patient service, staff and patient safety, staff development and continuous improvement.
LANDSPITALI – ICELAND:
Iceland is a highly developed society, with high life expectancy, education and income levels. The country ranks 6th in the United Nations Development Program Human Development Index (HDI) released in 2019 and 9th in the Social Progress Index of the Social Progress Imperative (2019).
Reykjavik is a vibrant city with a population of about 200.000 people. Around 14% of the current inhabitants of Iceland (population 365.000) are of non-Icelandic origin. The National Hospital of Iceland is a university hospital providing services to patients, clinical teaching of students from various health sciences at the University of Iceland and the University of Akureyri, and training for clinical staff. The hospital offers diverse clinical services in outpatient clinics, inpatient wards and clinical laboratories. The hospital provides support services with a range of services related to human resources, finance, information technology and operations. The hospital has an employee association that organizes events, secures discounts on goods and services for staff and rents out cottages and holiday flats in various locations around Iceland. The hospital encourages a healthy lifestyle among staff, by offering free exercise on-site, a healthy selection in its canteens, as well as actively supporting sustainable and healthy commuting options.
The position is full-time (100%)
Applicants are encouraged to apply immediately, but no later than January 15th 2021.
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