[Hiring] Section Chief, Abdominal / Body Imaging @Imagen Technologies

Role Description

We are looking for a Section Chief of Abdominal / Body Imaging to support the leadership and expansion of our national body imaging service line. Working closely with clinical leadership, this is a high-impact clinical and operational leadership role designed for an experienced, team-oriented abdominal radiologist who excels at optimizing subspecialty workflows, elevating clinical quality standards, and supporting a geographically distributed team of radiologists. The Section Chief will play a central role in driving practice alignment, optimizing remote diagnostic workflows, overseeing key operational quality programs, and ensuring clinical excellence across all partner sites.

  • Lead the abdominal/body imaging radiologist team, contributing to strategic recruitment, clinical mentorship, and team engagement to foster a high-performance, quality-focused culture as the practice scales nationally.
  • Manage subspecialty-specific quality assurance programs and peer review processes across abdominal and body imaging protocols.
  • Direct site-level operations and partner relations for remote diagnostic programs to maintain diagnostic quality, streamline workflows, and resolve operational issues.
  • Serve as a clinical subject-matter expert for abdominal and body imaging services during prospective client meetings and partner health system discussions as needed.
  • Balance clinical diagnostic reading with section leadership, administrative oversight, and enterprise quality initiatives.

Qualifications

  • MD or DO, eligible to practice medicine in the U.S.
  • ABR or AOBR board-certified radiologist with fellowship training in Abdominal or Body Imaging.
  • 5+ years post-training clinical experience in high-volume abdominal and body imaging (including high-volume cross-sectional CT, pelvic MRI, and advanced abdominal MRI/ultrasound modalities).
  • Unrestricted active license in at least one U.S. state with the ability and willingness to obtain additional state licenses.

Benefits

  • Competitive compensation with productivity bonus
  • Full high-spec home workstation provided
  • Comprehensive internal licensing support and reimbursement (including IMLC support)
  • Malpractice coverage included
  • 10 weeks PTO
  • CME allowance and full licensure reimbursement
  • Comprehensive medical, dental, and vision plans; short-term and long-term disability
  • Life insurance and FSA options
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