Radiology Faculty Recruitment | Emory School of Medicine

This webpage provides you with a closer look at Emory Radiology. Discover our strengths across the three pillars of our mission: clinical, research, and education. Learn about our outstanding faculty development programs and other benefits. Explore life at Emory and in metro Atlanta. And above all, see how your career can grow and flourish with us. Also, take time to learn more about Emory University SOM and Emory Healthcare.

Letter From Our Chair

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Clinical

The Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences is among the largest academic radiology departments in the nation with more than 150 faculty (clinical and research), 62 Radiology residents, and 40 fellows in multiple disciplines. The Department has 11 clinical divisions—all involved in research and clinical training of residents, fellows and medical students.

Education

Emory Radiology is an international leader in innovative radiology and imaging sciences training. Innovation not only defines how the next generation of medical imaging experts learn at Emory, innovation also describes what they learn.

Research

Emory Radiology’s collaborative and multidisciplinary research teams engage both internationally renowned experts and promising junior researchers to advance highly innovative lines of inquiry that are integrated with our clinical practice and teaching programs.

Our People

The Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences’ strengths are numerous: substantial physical resources, a collaborative and collegial work environment, high-quality teaching programs, an ethos of innovation and discovery, and a shared commitment to excellence. The department’s greatest asset, of course, is its diverse team of outstanding people with exceptional talent.

Faculty Development

Diversity

Wellness

Working Through COVID-19

Emory and Emory Radiology put your health and safety first with infection prevention/safety protocols in clinical care settings, tele-work and online teaching, configuration of campus facilities to maximize social distancing, and robust testing and vaccination services. Read more here.

Living In Metro Atlanta

Metro Atlanta is home to an incredibly diverse and growing population of more than 5.5 million people, more than half of whom identify as non-white and more than a third of whom are not Georgia-born. Read more here.