Fellowship Position in Diagnostic Neuroradiology

The Department of Neuroradiology offers up to six fellowships for clinical and academic training in diagnostic neuroradiology. Fellowships are awarded on a competitive basis. The duration of the program is two years. Applications are welcome.

The Department of Neuroradiology at the University Hospital Zurich is an internationally renowned academic institution that covers the entire spectrum of diagnostic and interventional procedures using state-of-the-art technologies. Our service is provided in close cooperation with all clinical neuro-disciplines including dedicated intensive-care and stroke units and offers unique research opportunities.

We offer an intensively supervised training program with expert mentoring. The selected person will become a member of our diagnostic team and will be fully integrated into the neuroradiology service. This includes a wide range of advanced neuroimaging techniques, on-call duties, interdisciplinary committees and conferences, and research and teaching (academic duties). Additional profits include continuous education and adequate working time compensation.

We are looking for highly motivated and team-oriented specialists in radiology or neuroradiology (with Swiss or EU authorization) who would like to dedicate themselves to this top-class training in diagnostic neuroradiology. Academic activities are strongly supported. German language certification level B(2) is required or needs to be provided early within the fellowship.

Application

For further information, please contact Prof. Dr. med. Zsolt Kulcsar.

You can send your application to:

Department of Neuroradiology
Prof. Dr. med. Zsolt Kulcsar
University Hospital Zurich
Women’s Hospitalstrasse 10
CH-8091 Zürich

Tel. +41 44 255 56 00

Zsolt Kulcsar, Prof. Dr. med.

Director of Department, Department of Neuroradiology

Tel. +41 44 255 56 00
Specialties: Diagnostic and interventional neuroradiology, Minimally invasive treatment of neurovascular disease patterns., Neurovascular imaging