School of Medicine - Radiology

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Contact Information:
Roger Holberton
Manager
Department of Radiology
School of Medicine
Medical College of Georgia
Room BA 1409
Augusta, Georgia 30912
706-721-2464
rholbert@mcg.edu

Assistant or Associate Professor
Position No. 00006255 / 48749
Description:  Seeking a Body Imager with experience in CT, MRI, Fluro, Ultrasound and General Radiology.  Duties will also include resident, medical students and fellowship teaching.
Application Deadline:  Until Filled

Assistant Professor
Position No. 00001872 / 49435
Description:   The Department of Radiology within the area of Medical Physics is recruiting a tenure-track faculty member to establish a research laboratory in the exciting new field of multi-modality imaging in animals.  We are seeking a highly motivated individual who will be able to develop his or her own externally funded laboratory.  The ideal candidate would have experience in small animal molecular imaging, preferably in the field of micro PET, micro CT, and/or optical imaging.  Background in the field of ischemia/reperfusion injury along with physiological experience would be a plus.  Imaging modalities in the MCG Small Animal Imaging Program presently include MRI, with the expectation to include micro PET and micro CT.  Responsibilities include consulting with other investigators concerning the optimal use of various modalities to image small animals and assisting with the interpretation of imaging data.  The successful applicant will also participate with other faculty in the conduct of animal imaging studies (and other studies as appropriate) and will collaborate with other faculty in preparation of research proposals. 

MCG is a major academic health center and a health sciences research university. The Department of Radiology incorporates all modalities and areas of diagnostic radiology: general radiology, abdominal imaging, neuroradiology, nuclear medicine, mammography, emergency radiology, angiography/interventional radiology, pediatric radiology, OB/ultrasound, cardiac radiology, cardiac nuclear medicine, and PET/CT.  Radiation therapy, a section of the department, provides its services in the Georgia Radiation Therapy Center, a separate facility.  The MCG Department of Radiology includes two 1.5T and one 3T (2005) clinical MRI scanners, in addition to the 7T small animal MRI imager (Bruker Biospec 70/20 US, 2005). MCG is currently negotiating for an on-site negative ion medical cyclotron for production of clinical PET isotopes (FDG) and research isotopes (C-11, N-13, O-15, F-18).
Application Deadline:  Until Filled

Applicants should send a CV, a brief statement of research interests, and the names of three references to:
Jerry D. Allison, Ph.D.
Professor of Radiology
Medical College of Georgia
1120 15th Street (AE-2018)
Augusta, GA 30912
706-721-3601
706-721-1000 FAX
jallison@mail.mcg.edu

 

Assistant Professor or Associate Professor
Position No. 00001900 / 56843
Radiation Oncology
Date Posted: 11/07/2007
Description: The Section of Radiation Oncology within the Department of Radiology is recruiting a full-time faculty with a particular focus in brachytherapy.  Preference will be given to a candidate with clinical experience in HDR brachytherapy and who is a physician-scientist with a research program that has clear translational relevance and applications.  The chosen candidate will have a primary faculty appointment in the Department of Radiology. Applicants must be Board Certified or eligible and faculty rank is commensurate with credentials.  MCG ranks in the top ten public medical schools in basic science grant revenue per faculty member and is located in historic Augusta, Georgia, a mid-sized city with diverse recreational and lifestyle opportunities. A newly established cancer center has ambitious plans for growth in basic, translational, and clinical cancer research.  The campus offers excellent core facilities including cell and small animal imaging, transgenic and knockout animals, and proteomics and genomics.  Additional information is available at www.mcg.edu or from the Chair of the search committee, Dr. John Greskovich Jr., M.D. jgreskovich@mcg.edu.  
Application Deadline:  Until Filled

Applicants should send curriculum vitae and three references to:
Tammy Clements
Georgia Radiation Therapy Center
821 St. Sebastian Way
Augusta, Georgia 30907

Assistant Professor or Associate Professor
Position No. 00002762 / 56844
Date Posted: 11/07/2007
Description:   The Department of Radiology is recruiting for a full-time Neuroradiology faculty member.  The candidate should be fellowship trained, board certified or board eligible with an interest in teaching.  Special skills in functional MRI, pediatric Neuroradiology, or Interventional Neuroradiology is a plus, but not required.  Position offers a strong salary line and excellent fringe benefits package.  Academic rank is commensurate with training and experience.  Facilities are state of the art including four MRI scanners (three of which are echo planar and one 3T MRI), two Siemens 16 slice CT scanners and two GE 64 slice CT scanners and a biplane Neurostar room.  Access to a small animal research facility with a 7 T magnet is available for research activities.  Service provides coverage to the Medical College of Georgia Hospital and Clinics, MCG Children’s Medical Center and the Augusta VA Medical Center, which are adjacent to each other and interconnected.

Application Deadline: Until Filled
 

For information, please contact:
James Rawson, MD
Chair, Department of Radiology
Medical College of Georgia
Augusta GA  30912
Phone (706) 721-2464
Fax (706)721-7319

Assistant Professor
Position No. 00001868 / 55486
Radiation Oncology
Date Posted: 01/18/2008
Description: The Section of Radiation Oncology at the Medical College of Georgia (MCG), Georgia’s premiere Health Sciences University, is recruiting a full-time faculty position in Radiation Oncology.  The chosen candidate will have a primary faculty appointment in the Department of Radiology. Applicants should be Board eligible or Board certified in Radiation Oncology. Both salary and academic rank are competitive, and commensurate with experience. In addition the position offers an excellent fringe benefits package. MCG ranks in the top ten public medical schools in basic science grant revenue per faculty member and is located in historic Augusta, Georgia, a mid-sized city with diverse recreational and lifestyle opportunities. A newly established cancer center has ambitious plans for growth in basic, translational, and clinical cancer research.  The campus offers excellent core facilities including cell and small animal imaging, transgenic and knockout animals, and proteomics and genomics.
Application Deadline: Until Filled

Additional information is available at www.mcg.edu, or from the Chair of the search committee Dr. John Greskovich Jr., M.D. (jgreskovich@mcg.edu).  

Please send curriculum vitae and three references to:
Attn: Tammy Clements
Georgia Radiation Therapy Center
821 St. Sebastian Way
Augusta, Georgia 30912

Assistant Professor

Chief of Medical Physics
Position No. 00007385 / 55468
Radiation Oncology
Date Posted: 06/12/2008
Description: The Section of Radiation Oncology at the Medical College of Georgia (MCG), Georgia’s premiere Health Sciences University, is recruiting a full-time faculty for the position of Chief of Medical Physics.  The applicant should be ABR certified and hold a doctoral degree in medical physics with a minimum of five years experience at a major academic radiation oncology program.  Primary clinical responsibilities will be to provide leadership in IMRT, IGRT, Stereotactic Radiosurgery (GammaKnife and Trilogy), HDR and LDR brachytherapy, image co-registration, adaptive therapy, TBI, TSI, and gated therapy.  Unquestionable character, competence, and leadership qualities are required.  MCG's Georgia Radiation Therapy Center (GRTC) has four Varian linear accelerators (two dual energy, two IGRT capable) including a new Trilogy unit which combined treat approximately 120-130 patients per day.  Philips Pinnacle and Varian Eclipse treatment planning systems are maintained.  Twin treatment planning vaults in the GRTC will house Philips Gemini TF PET-CT (16 slice)  and Philips Brilliance CT Big Bore.  A construction agreement for a cyclotron is nearing approval.  Research interest in IMRT, IGRT, new imaging isotopes, and adaptive therapy are beneficial.  Faculty rank is commensurate with credentials.  MCG ranks in the top ten public medical schools in basic science grant revenue per faculty member and is located in historic in historic Augusta, Georgia, a mid-sized city with diverse recreational and lifestyle opportunities.  A newly established cancer center has ambitious plans for growth in basic, translational, and clinical cancer reserach.  The campus offers excellent core facilities including cell and small animal imaging, transgenic and knockout animals, and oroteomics and genomics.
Application Deadline: Until Filled

Additional information is available at www.mcg.edu, or from the Chair of the search committee Dr. John Greskovich Jr., M.D. (jgreskovich@mcg.edu).  

Please send curriculum vitae and three references to:
Attn: Tammy Clements
Georgia Radiation Therapy Center
821 St. Sebastian Way
Augusta, Georgia 30912

Assistant Professor, Associate Professor or Professor
Position No. 00001874 / 57406
Date Posted: 05/23/2008
Description:  The Department of Radiology at the Medical College of Georgia (MCG), Georgia’s premiere Health Sciences University, is recruiting a full-time faculty member who is board certified, fellowship trained in Breast Imaging or equivalent experience.  Responsibilities will include a combination of patient care, teaching, and research. Position offers a strong salary line and excellent fringe benefits package.  Academic rank is commensurate with training and experience.  MCG ranks in the top ten public medical schools in basic science grant revenue per faculty member and is located in historic Augusta, Georgia, a mid-sized city with diverse recreational and lifestyle opportunities.  The campus offers excellent core facilities including cell and small animal imaging, transgenic and knockout animals, and proteomics and genomics.  Additional information is available at www.mcg.edu. 

For information, please contact James Rawson, MD, Chair, Department of Radiology, Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, Georgia  30912.  Phone (706)721-2464, Fax (706)721-7319