Description
Perth Radiological Clinic (PRC) is a leading private radiological practice recognised for delivering high-quality diagnostic imaging services, utilising the latest technology and highly skilled medical professionals. Guided by science and humanity, we are committed to clinical excellence, innovation and patient centred care. Our team prides itself on our progressive approach and our reputation as a leader in diagnostic medical imaging.
We are excited to announce a privately funded MRI Fellowship in Perth, Western Australia. This 12-month fellowship provides an exceptional opportunity for candidates who hold full RANZCR membership (having completed Part 2 exams) following five years of training. Offered on a full-time basis (minimum 0.8 FTE) the fellowship provides comprehensive exposure to MRI across all PRC sites, with a focus on MRI of the Brain, Spine and major joints. Fellows may participate in relevant MDT’s aligned to their interests. Immediately following the 12-month MRI fellowship applicants must be able to commit to a 12-month consolidation year as a consultant with PRC, enhancing knowledge and proficiency in a clinical setting.
In addition to outstanding clinical training, PRC offers a generous range of benefits including:
- Contribution to our library of interesting cases
- Paid Parental Leave (for permanent employees)
- Generous leave provisions
- Free on-site parking
- Meals provided in clinics
- Access to corporate discounts on health insurance and novated leasing
- A supportive and collegiate work environment dedicated to your professional goals
Please include the following with your application:
- Current curriculum vitae
- Three written references
- A covering letter including a statement addressing the above selection criteria, a statement of goals - what you would like to achieve from the PRC MRI Fellowship, and details of current level of proficiency in MRI interpretation.
Requirements
Essential Criteria
- Registration with AHPRA
- RANZCR accreditation
- Eligible for Medicare Provider Numbers (restrictions to be assessed)
- Demonstrated ability to work effectively within a team, contributing positively to culture and performance
- Professional, respectful conduct with colleagues, patients, referrers, and external stakeholders
- Enthusiasm, accuracy and efficiency in radiology reporting
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- National Police clearance
- Relevant working rights/visa
Desirable Criteria
- Active interest in research, teaching and other aspects of radiology beyond daily reporting duties
