Fellow (m/w) 100% - Pädiatrische Neuroradiologie — Universitäts-Kinderspital Zürich

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Your tasks

• In this role, you will find neuroradiological MRI examinations in children and adolescents under specialist supervision.
• You will present relevant findings in interdisciplinary reports and clinical case discussions.
• Participation in interdisciplinary boards with different pediatric disciplines is part of your daily clinical life.
• As part of a structured rotation at the University Hospital in Zurich, you will gain insights into the entire spectrum of university neuroradiology.
• You are involved in clinical and scientific projects and contribute to publications and congress contributions.
• You prepare cases and specialist topics and present them in internal and external training. Your profile
• You have a specialist title in radiology and are particularly interested in neuroradiology and pediatric imaging.
• Ideally, you already have advanced or completed training in neuroradiology or pediatric radiology.
• Your working method is committed, structured and characterized by high professional curiosity.
• You like to work interdisciplinary and want to continuously develop professionally.
• Ideally, you are interested in scientific activity as well as in teaching and further education. Dr med. Raimund Kottke Head of Neuroradiology [email protected] Employer Children's Hospital Zurich The Children's Hospital Zurich is the largest university children's hospital in Switzerland with around 3,000 employees and one of the leading centers for pediatric and adolescent medicine in Europe. But the biggest thing about the "Kispi" are the little ones: up to 100,000 patients are cared for annually, in 47 specialist areas we do everything for their benefit. Not only state-of-the-art equipment and the highest quality of treatment are written on the Kispi, but also a good sense of interpersonal things. In addition to the entire range of pediatric medicine and pediatric surgery, the Children's Hospital also offers a unique rehabilitation centre and a research centre.