Assistant Professor (Nuclear Medicine)

Aga Khan University, chartered in 1983 as Pakistan's first private international university, is committed to the provision of education, research and health care of international standard relevant to Pakistan and the region. The affiliated Aga Khan University Hospital has well-equipped investigative services and provides state-of-the-art clinical facilities.

The Department of Radiology offers a comprehensive range of highly sophisticated imaging tests and procedures that are conducted in a welcoming environment that focuses on quality and patient comfort. The diagnostic services are supported by advanced, state-of-the-art technologies like 3T MRI, 640 slice CT, Mammography, Bone density, Nuclear Imaging (both diagnostic and therapeutic), PET/CT Imaging with an in-house cyclotron facility, Interventional services, general x-rays, etc. The department is dedicated to patient services and imaging excellence through highest professional and technological standards. The department maintains state-of-the-art technology imaging services to provide our physicians and patients with the most accurate, timely and informative results. 

Aga Khan University invites applications for the position of Assistant Professor (Nuclear Medicine).

Responsibilities

You will have an independent consultant status and will be responsible of undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, research and specified administrative activities. Clinical work will rotate to Nuclear Medicine, Dexa Scan and PET/CT.

Requirements

You must have completed a structured postgraduate training and possess FCPS (Nuclear Medicine), American Board or equivalent qualifications. Applicants should have at least three years post-specialty certification experience of working in Nuclear Medicine and exposure to PET/CT imaging preferably with certification from an accredited body. In addition, you should have demonstrated scholarship through research, publications and/or contribution to education for post-graduate and undergraduate students.