Neuroradiology Physician

About the role

UMC Health System, a Texas Tech University affiliate and the leading healthcare provider in West Texas, is seeking a Neuroradiologist for a primarily clinical position with flexibility to participate in teaching and research. The role involves close collaboration with neurosurgery, neurology, and other specialists, contributing to a new Neurosurgery Residency Program, resident education, and multidisciplinary conferences. The position is part of a growing department with continued investment in advanced neuroimaging, neuro‑oncology, and a new comprehensive cancer center opening in 2026.

Responsibilities

• Provide high‑volume clinical neuroradiology services, including brain and spine tumor imaging.
• Collaborate with neurosurgery, neurology, trauma, and critical care teams.
• Participate in multidisciplinary case conferences and neuro‑oncology initiatives.
• Contribute to resident education and help shape a new Neurosurgery Residency Program.
• Engage in teaching and research activities as interests and schedule allow.
• Utilize advanced imaging technologies and support the development of new imaging services.

Qualifications

• Neuroradiology physician (board‑certified or board‑eligible).
• Ability to work in a hybrid private‑practice and academic environment.
• Willingness to collaborate with interdisciplinary partners and participate in academic activities.

Benefits

• Choice of W‑2 or 1099 compensation structures.
• $150,000 sign‑on bonus.
• 12 weeks paid time off.
• Internal and external moonlighting opportunities.
• APP support to enhance efficiency and streamline workflow.
• Flexible hybrid schedule designed to support work‑life balance.
• Opportunity to join a system experiencing significant growth, including a new cancer center.

Pay

Salary range: $600,000 – $665,000 per year, plus sign‑on bonus and additional earning potential through moonlighting.

Schedule

Hybrid schedule with 100% clinical focus; flexibility to engage in teaching and research based on individual interests.