The University of Utah Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences is seeking a highly qualified candidate for the role of Section Chief in Nuclear Medicine. This pivotal position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the advancement of Nuclear Medicine, Molecular Imaging, and Theranostics by assuming a leadership role and cultivating a collaborative environment that fosters both academic and clinical growth within the Nuclear Medicine section. The successful candidate will undertake a range of responsibilities, including overseeing clinical service lines, ensuring the delivery of exceptional clinical services, pursuing and capitalizing on research opportunities, spearheading educational initiatives for residents and fellows, actively participating in quality improvement and value initiatives, and providing unwavering support to section members as they strive for excellence in their clinical, research, and educational pursuits. This appointment will be at the rank of Associate or Full Professor, with the potential consideration for a departmental leadership position based on the candidates academic experience.Qualifications: The ideal candidate for the position of Section Chief in Nuclear Medicine at the University of Utah should have completed training in an ABNM (or ABR/NR) residency program and be board-certified or eligible by ABNM (or ABR/NR). They must also be an Authorized User status for radioisotopes. A current appointment as Assistant Professor or at a higher rank is required. The ideal candidate should possess comprehensive experience in all aspects of Nuclear Medicine practice, including therapies, cardiac imaging, brain imaging, and procedures. Strong interpersonal skills are essential. Additionally, the candidate should have a demonstrated academic interest and a track record of research productivity or educational initiatives. Active involvement in investigational research, extramurally funded research projects, or a leadership role in Nuclear Medicine education is desirable.Facilities: Immerse yourself in a cutting-edge radiological environment at the University of Utah's Nuclear Medicine section, strategically located at the University Hospital and the Huntsman Cancer Hospital. Our facilities are a technologically advanced haven for radiologists, boasting an impressive array of imaging resources. Experience the power of multiple digital PET-CT scanners and SPECT-CT systems alongside a state-of-the-art cyclotron/radiochemistry laboratory, all designed to elevate both clinical and research pursuits to new heights.At the Huntsman Cancer Institute and our main campus, you'll find an exclusive array of pre-clinical imaging tools, including the latest micro PET-MRI, micro SPECT-CT, and preclinical 7T MRI. Our department also houses several 3T MRI scanners as well as incoming human 7T MRI, meticulously curated for both clinical diagnostics and groundbreaking research.Your research ambitions will find fertile ground here, supported by the renowned Utah Center for Advanced Imaging Research (UCAIR) and the Center for Quantitative Cancer Imaging (CQCI) at the Huntsman Cancer Institute. This collaborative ecosystem is not just a testament to our commitment to quality and safety evidenced by our consistent ranking in the top 10 in Quality, Safety, and Accountability among all academic medical centers for over a decade but also a vibrant platform for clinical and academic advancement.Location: Nestled against the scenic Wasatch Mountains, Salt Lake City is a haven for those who love the great outdoors. Offering easy access to seven renowned ski and summer resorts, including the famed Park City, Deer Valley, Alta, and Snowbird, the city is an idyllic backdrop for both relaxation and adventure. Within a short drive, you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty of nine U.S. National Parks, providing a perfect escape to recharge after a week of meaningful work.Beyond its breathtaking landscapes, Salt Lake City is ce lebrated for its dynamic growth and cultural offerings. Consistently ranked among the top 25 Best Places for Business and Careers, it provides a fertile ground for professional development and networking. The city is a cultural hub, hosting the prestigious Sundance Film Festival and boasting world-class facilities like the Utah Symphony and the Utah Museum of Fine Arts. These cultural institutions offer a wealth of experiences that cater to a sophisticated palette, ensuring that your leisure time is as enriching as your professional endeavors.Safety and beauty converge in Salt Lake City, making it one of the most desirable and secure places to live in the USA. As a part of this community, you will not only elevate your career but also enjoy a lifestyle that balances professional satisfaction with personal well-being and cultural enrichment.For a more comprehensive understanding of our dynamic department and its offerings, we invite you to view an insightful video that captures the essence of our work and culture. Please visit this link for an exclusive glimpse into the environment that could soon be your professional home. Join us in Salt Lake City, where your career as a radiologist will be complemented by an environment that supports and enhances your journey toward excellence.To apply: Interested candidates should submit a curriculum vitae, a cover letter highlighting relevant experience and qualifications, and contact information for three references. Applications must be submitted through the University of Utahs online application system at https://utah.peopleadmin.com/hr/postings/158107.Further inquiries should be directed to:Satoshi Minoshima, MD, PhDProfessor and Chairman of RadiologyDepartment of Radiology, University of Utah30 North Mario Cappechi DrSalt Lake City, UT 84112, U.S.A.Phone (801)581-8699Email: sminoshima@hsc.utah.edu