Yale University

1year, or 2 yrs with earning higher education degree

$90,000 + benefits for 1 yr candidates

Generous CME.
Medical license paid.
Funded travel for accepted research.
Dedicated desktop, office space.
Ultrasound budget for books, resources.

18/week, 48 week year.

Scanning shifts (for training, education, and research) 8-10 hour/week.
Video review ~4 hours/ week.
QA feedback to residents, faculty and rotators
Maintaining division website for posting interesting cases.
Involvement in new and ongoing research and publications.
Potential for involvement in teaching training courses (paid).

Yale-New Haven Adult ED is the primary site.
A portion of shifts will occur at the Yale-New Haven Shoreline Medical Center, a freestanding ED open 24 hours for both adult and pediatric patients. This site also has bedside ultrasound. Yale has recently acquired the Hospital St. Raphael Orchard Street campus, and a portion of shifts will also occur here. We have recently acquired 3 machines for this site.

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Opportunities for involvement in national organizations and with teaching in courses both regionally, nationally, and internationally. Opportunities for getting involved in curriculum design at Yale School of Medicine

Primary experience will be with Drs. Moore, Liu, Baloescu and vanTonder in addition to other attendings at the Yale-New Haven Hospital ED.
Scanning opportunities available in the pediatric ED with Drs. Antonio Riera, Lei Chen, and Julie Leviter.
Opportunities are available for scanning with our cardiology department and through a private cardiologist.
Besides teaching opportunities with residents, rotating medical students, visiting residents/students, and the medical school anatomy course, integrating ultrasound with the anatomy lab at multiple times throughout the year.

All images are dynamic and stored on a server which is integrated with Qpath. We spend ~4 hours/week reviewing studies from the prior week and are currently reviewing ~150-200 exams per week.