What are the responsibilities and job description for the Pediatric Body Radiologist position at Health eCareers?
Phoenix Children's is currently recruiting for a full-time pediatric body radiologist with on-site responsibilities in Phoenix, Arizona.
Our Team
Phoenix Children’s Department of Radiology consists of 31 full-time radiologists designated into Body (14 radiologists), Neuro (7), IR (6) and Emergency (3) sections. Overnight image interpretation and consultations are covered by the Emergency Radiology section. Fluoroscopy call is shared within the Body imaging section (1:13). All radiologists have full home PACS workstations. A hybrid work schedule is promoted allowing for flexible onsite and remote work shifts. Current onsite coverage is approximately one day per week per Radiologist.
Subspecialty Practice
The Pediatric Body imaging section is a diverse group of collegial pediatric radiologists with subspecialty expertise in Cardiac, Fetal, MSK, and Nuclear Medicine/PET. For this current position, subspecialized training and expertise is preferred, although recent fellowship graduates are encouraged to apply.
All interventional procedures and neuroimaging studies are handled by the separate interventional and neuroradiology sections.
Research And Education
Phoenix Children’s Radiology faculty hold appointments to the University of Arizona College of Medicine (Phoenix), Mayo Clinic (Scottsdale), and Creighton University School of Medicine (Phoenix). An active program of teaching and research includes 3 ACGME-accredited Pediatric Radiology fellow positions, 2 additional non-accredited fellow positions (Neuro and IR) as well as fellows, residents, and medical students from affiliated Radiology programs. Phoenix Children’s maintains a Master Research Agreement with Philips Health Tech, which supports an active program of clinical translational research of early-stage development hardware and software applications in imaging and image-guided therapy. A full-time Imaging Scientist PhD and dedicated research coordinator are available to support and facilitate Radiology research.
Phoenix Valley Growth and Expansion
With the rapid population growth of the Phoenix Metro Area, Phoenix Children’s is expanding its footprint in the Valley with several new medical campuses. A new pediatric hospital and medical office building satellite center will open in early 2026. This new facility will bring the total number of recent additional satellite centers to three locations. All new growth locations will be equipped with full-service radiology departments which will support outpatient and 24/7 inpatient and ED services, staffed by Phoenix Children’s Hospital Pediatric Radiologists.
In preparation for the growth of imaging services, the Radiology department is recruiting several additional pediatric radiologists.
For Questions And Inquiries Please Reach Out To
David Blaha
Physician Talent Acquisition Partner
dblaha@
Our Team
Phoenix Children’s Department of Radiology consists of 31 full-time radiologists designated into Body (14 radiologists), Neuro (7), IR (6) and Emergency (3) sections. Overnight image interpretation and consultations are covered by the Emergency Radiology section. Fluoroscopy call is shared within the Body imaging section (1:13). All radiologists have full home PACS workstations. A hybrid work schedule is promoted allowing for flexible onsite and remote work shifts. Current onsite coverage is approximately one day per week per Radiologist.
Subspecialty Practice
The Pediatric Body imaging section is a diverse group of collegial pediatric radiologists with subspecialty expertise in Cardiac, Fetal, MSK, and Nuclear Medicine/PET. For this current position, subspecialized training and expertise is preferred, although recent fellowship graduates are encouraged to apply.
All interventional procedures and neuroimaging studies are handled by the separate interventional and neuroradiology sections.
Research And Education
Phoenix Children’s Radiology faculty hold appointments to the University of Arizona College of Medicine (Phoenix), Mayo Clinic (Scottsdale), and Creighton University School of Medicine (Phoenix). An active program of teaching and research includes 3 ACGME-accredited Pediatric Radiology fellow positions, 2 additional non-accredited fellow positions (Neuro and IR) as well as fellows, residents, and medical students from affiliated Radiology programs. Phoenix Children’s maintains a Master Research Agreement with Philips Health Tech, which supports an active program of clinical translational research of early-stage development hardware and software applications in imaging and image-guided therapy. A full-time Imaging Scientist PhD and dedicated research coordinator are available to support and facilitate Radiology research.
Phoenix Valley Growth and Expansion
With the rapid population growth of the Phoenix Metro Area, Phoenix Children’s is expanding its footprint in the Valley with several new medical campuses. A new pediatric hospital and medical office building satellite center will open in early 2026. This new facility will bring the total number of recent additional satellite centers to three locations. All new growth locations will be equipped with full-service radiology departments which will support outpatient and 24/7 inpatient and ED services, staffed by Phoenix Children’s Hospital Pediatric Radiologists.
In preparation for the growth of imaging services, the Radiology department is recruiting several additional pediatric radiologists.
For Questions And Inquiries Please Reach Out To
David Blaha
Physician Talent Acquisition Partner
dblaha@