There is an increasing interest in working as a radiologist or radiology resident in Sweden. As a radiologist, you will be playing a very important role at the hospital.

Radiologists work daytime and on-call and need to be in command of traditional radiology, for example, ultrasound, CT-scan or MRI.

The tasks will include diagnostic (medical) imaging, penetrating radiation such as x-ray and gamma radiation, radiofrequency radiation, ultrasound often bundled with contrast, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and its use in diagnosis and treatment, and in some cases radiologically-guided interventions without conventional surgery on patients.

The daily activity for a radiologist in Sweden consists of interpreting large amounts of imagery from referred patients in different treatment methods (modalities) such as magnetic resonance tomography, computer tomography and conventional x-ray examination.

You will deal with an entire range of people from different ages, from completely healthy to the very hard sick, and almost all diagnoses pass. You can also vary the tasks between close patient contact (ultrasound, throughput) or basically none at all (MRI, DT). There is also a variation in severity; “simple” fractures on the dragon x-ray are mixed with complicated investigations on MRI. And a variety of pace: Full speed on acute DT-n with trauma and quick decisions, compared to more reflection in the activity planned.

Before you apply, please go through the list of requirements below:
• To have a medical specialisation. 
• To be an EU citizen or have long-term residency in any of the EU member countries.
If you are not an EU citizen and/or your title are not from EU countries:
• Your title must be recognised in any of the EU member countries.
• You must have worked at least 3 years in any of the EU member countries after your title had been recognised.

To Apply:  
Please send your CV mentioning reference SW-107 at info@phd-jobs.net  
Tel.: +44 20 8144 2822  
Contact person: Vitaly Pryadka  
Web: http://www.phd-jobs.net