Position: Professor in Radiology.
Location : Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
Educational Requirements : MD, DNB.
Experience : 7 to 24 years.
Salary : 300000 to 450000 Rs Per Month.
Job Description:
A Radiologist Professor in a medical college plays a vital role in educating and training medical students in the field of Radiology.
Teaching:
Radiologist professors are responsible for planning, organizing, and delivering lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions to undergraduate and postgraduate students.
They cover various topics related to radiology, such as radiographic interpretation, diagnostic procedures, imaging techniques, and radiation safety.
Curriculum development:
They actively participate in the development and revision of the radiology curriculum. This includes designing course content, syllabi, and assessment methods to ensure that the educational program meets the required standards and keeps up with advancements in the field.
Research:
Radiologist professors are expected to engage in research activities, including conducting studies, publishing research papers in reputable journals, and presenting findings at conferences. They contribute to the advancement of knowledge in radiology and promote evidence-based practice.
Clinical supervision:
While their primary focus is on teaching and research, radiologist professors also supervise and mentor radiology residents and fellows during their clinical rotations. They provide guidance on proper imaging techniques, interpretation of radiological studies, and decision-making in complex cases.
Evaluation and assessment:
Radiologist professors assess the performance of their students through examinations, practical assessments, and evaluations. They provide constructive feedback and identify areas for improvement, ensuring that students acquire the necessary knowledge and skills in radiology.
Continuing education:
Staying up-to-date with the latest developments in radiology is crucial for a radiologist professor. They engage in professional development activities, attend conferences, workshops, and seminars, and participate in relevant training programs. This enables them to provide the most current and accurate information to their students.
Administration and leadership:
In addition to their teaching and research responsibilities, radiologist professors may also hold administrative roles within the academic institution. This can involve departmental leadership, program coordination, or participation in committees involved in curriculum planning, accreditation, and faculty recruitment.
Qualifications and Requirements:
Educational requirements:
Medical degree (MBBS) from a recognized institution.
Postgraduate degree (MD/DNB) in Radiology.