Medical Resident(s) in Training to become a Radiologist

Will you be our new AIOS/ANIOS for the Radiology department? Do you want to further develop yourself in this field and provide the best care to our patients? Then read on quickly.

Are you a general practitioner and do you want to develop into a radiologist within a top-clinical teaching hospital? At Zuyderland, you will get the chance to develop into an independent radiologist within five years through a broad training program, with excellent supervision, ample development opportunities, and an academic exchange within the MUMC+.

As an AIOS Radiology, you play an essential role in the diagnosis and treatment of patients. Using imaging techniques such as X-ray, ultrasound, CT, MRI, and nuclear imaging, you make visible what is not directly visible clinically. In doing so, you make an indispensable contribution to patient care and support almost all medical specialties both within and outside the hospital.

The Radiology training lasts five years and is provided within the South-East Netherlands Education and Training Region (OOR-ZON) by Zuyderland, Maastricht UMC+, and the Catharina Hospital.

During the training:

• you will work primarily within Zuyderland Medical Center;
• you will complete at least 12 months of academic exchange at Maastricht UMC+;
• you will become acquainted with all subfields of radiology;
• you will participate in multidisciplinary consultations (MDOs);
• you will learn to independently assess radiological examinations;
• you will develop skills in ultrasound and image-guided interventions;
• you will be given space to participate in scientific research;
• you will build your competencies step by step according to the national Radiology training plan.

Through the combination of peripheral and academic care, you will learn the profession from different perspectives and develop into a broadly employable radiologist.

Within Zuyderland, you will see a large variety of pathology and examinations. You will delve into all organ systems and learn to work with diverse imaging techniques. This allows you to develop a broad medical knowledge base.

We believe that the best training is personal. Much attention is paid to supervision, feedback, and personal growth. Together with your supervisors, you will work on your learning goals, interests, and any potential differentiation.

You are an enthusiastic general practitioner with an affinity for radiology.

Additionally:

• You hold a completed degree in Medicine;
• You are BIG-registered or can obtain this registration in the short term;
• You work independently, but also function excellently within a team;
• You possess strong communication skills;
• You are analytical, eager to learn, and curious;
• You want to continue to develop yourself both professionally and personally.

What do you get in return?

You will become part of a close-knit training group where attention is paid to quality, cooperation, and personal development.

In addition, we offer:

• employment for the duration of the training;
• a working week of 38 hours on average plus training activities;
• salary in accordance with article 7.3.1, table 4 of the CAO Ziekenhuizen;
• a gross monthly salary of € 4,269 to € 6,407 based on 36 hours per week;
• 8.33% holiday allowance;
• year-end bonus;
• irregularity allowance;
• travel allowance for commuting;
• reimbursement of travel and accommodation costs for courses and regional education;
• ample opportunities for scientific research and personal development.

During the training, you will participate in evening, weekend, and public holiday shifts.

Do you want more information or do you have some questions? Please feel free to contact
drs. W.M.J. Schreurs, tel. +31 6 82128625, nuclear medicine specialist and radiology trainer, or V. Krämer, tel. +31 6 12563469, department secretary.

A reference check and screening may be part of the procedure. For all positions within Zuyderland, a VOG (Certificate of Good Conduct) is required.