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Specialist Doctor in Neuroradiology

What is your Nordic dream?


Would you like to work in a world-class healthcare system with cutting-edge technology available? Do you have interest in research and education? Are you passionate about research, education, and working as part of an international, highly skilled multidisciplinary team—including technicians, physicists, radiographers, nurses, and specialist doctors?

At Sahlgrenska University Hospital, great emphasis is placed on developing clinical work based on scientific evidence and in close collaboration with other medical disciplines. The hospital is shaping the future with a strong commitment to sustainability. Its goal is to become Europe’s leading university hospital by 2032. In close collaboration with patients, they aim to deliver high-quality care, ensure accessibility and patient safety, and lead in research, education, and innovation. Sahlgrenska is recognized nationally and internationally for its excellence in healthcare, research, and education. Their vision keeps the patient at the heart of everything they do.


The Department of Neuroradiology at Sahlgrenska University Hospital is one of Sweden's largest and most specialized, performing approximately 34,000 diagnostic examinations annually. The unit is a regional leader in stroke care, advanced trauma care, neurosurgery, and other neurological interventions. The department is continuously evolving, particularly in the fields of MRI and intracranial PET/CT diagnostics, and offers excellent opportunities for scientific research. It provides a dynamic and supportive work environment with strong prospects for professional development and participation in multidisciplinary care teams. Equipped with state-of-the-art imaging technology, the department conducts both diagnostic and interventional procedures, including CT scans of the head and neck, contrast-enhanced examinations of the brain’s blood vessels, and MRI scans.

Sahlgrenska University Hospital is currently seeking a board-certified diagnostic neuroradiologist with experience in diagnosing both acute and chronic conditions affecting the central and peripheral nervous systems, as well as the ear, nose, and throat (ENT) region. The role includes clinical duties, participation in on-call rotations, involvement in multidisciplinary team conferences, and contributing to the teaching of medical students—a shared responsibility among all physicians in the department..


Positions are open for radiologists who are subspecialised in diagnostic neuroradiology.


The employer offers:

  • Language training before you relocate

  • A permanent position with 40 hours per week working time

  • A monthly salary, with the base starting at approximately €6000. The final amount will be determined individually based on your skills and professional experience and will be confirmed once you obtain a license to practice as a doctor in your specialty.

  • Compensation for inconvenient working hours (evenings, weekends, nights, holidays & overtime) which are paid on top of the basic monthly salary

  • Education and development possibilities through an individual competence development plan, e.g. specialization, research, management
    Induction to your new tasks and responsibilities when you start working

  • Home finding & relocation assistance

  • Social activities through the year

  • Wellness benefits

  • Free primary care

... and more

As a person you are:

  • Organized and take initiative at work

  • An active listener and want to contribute to the workplace development

  • Able to adapt to a range of communication styles with colleagues and in meeting with different professionals, patients and relatives.

We expect you to have:

• A license to practice your profession as a specialized doctor within the field of medicine, granted by the authorities of a European Union country.

• A minimum of two (2) years of experience practicing your profession after finalizing your specialization.

• A commitment to participate in free-of-charge language training provided in your home country with a goal to reach a minimum of B2 level of the target language (Swedish) at the end of the training. After your arrival in Sweden, you will continue studying to reach a C1 level.

Learn more about what it's like to work at Sahlgrenska University Hospital and live in Gothenburg: https://youtu.be/yjvQ97Z5r90 

Moving to a new country is a big step and we are committed to make sure that your journey will be as simple as possible. We will support you all the way from the very beginning always until you have settled in to your new home country and job.

In order to make sure that you will feel at home, we always hope to find the best match to both you and the hiring employer.

Ready to experience the Northern miracle?

 
 

Apply now!