Radiologist

Staff Radiologists at Mass Eye and Ear are responsible for interpreting Ultrasounds, CTs, and MRIs of the brain, spine, orbits, sinuses, skull base and neck, as well as vascular studies of the neck and brain. Radiologists are also responsible for performing and interpreting barium swallows.

Radiologists are expected to interpret these studies in both adults and children. Radiologists perform fine needle and core needle biopsies of masses of the skull base and head and neck under either CT or ultrasound guidance. As MEE radiologists belong to the larger Mass General Brigham Radiology Department, and as this is an Enterprise wide service, radiologists at Mass Eye and Ear are additionally expected to assist in the interpretation of studies at other MGB entities, whether taking on this interpretation primarily or acting as a consultant to the radiologist on site.

In addition to their clinical responsibilities, radiologists are required to participate in the training of diagnostic radiology residents and neuroradiology fellows as well as students at Harvard Medical School via a combination of didactic lectures, case conferences and side by side case teaching. Radiologists are also expected to develop and pursue a research interest in order to further the field of head and neck radiology. Qualifications Minimum degree and field of specialization required to perform job:

MD Minimum years of experience required in the field: 1 year internship, 5 years Radiology residency, 2 years Neuroradiology Fellowship Licenses or special skills necessary to perform the job: Full Massachusetts Medical License, Board Certified or Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology