Specialist Radiology, Denmark
North Denmark, Denmark

Description
There are two vacancies: one is for a general radiologist, another one is for radiologist Gastro, or Onco-thorax, or Uro.
Working as a staff specialist:
As a staff specialist in Denmark, your main priority will be diagnosing and treating your patients, but you will have the opportunity to do so much more!
You will have the possibility to take part in training resident doctors, in various research projects, you will have the opportunity to attend conferences or trainings, and you will receive every support to not only excel on a professional, but on a personal level as well.
Your work will be organised in a family-friendly way.
This is just one benefit of the famous Danish work- life balance. With your 37 hours working weeks, you will have time to spend with your family, or to further develop your skills.
Apply now if you are:
Specialized in Radiology
Interested in gastro, or onco-thorax, or uro-radiology (training can be provided)
Motivated to join a top university hospital, who moved to a brand new super-hospital facility
Motivated to live and work abroad
Proficient in spoken and written English
Professionally committed and can cooperate with people from different backgrounds
What you can expect:
Permanent contract
€ 120,000 minimum yearly salary (including pension benefits; duties are paid on top)
A monthly bonus option - only at this department (for up to 3 years)
37 hour working weeks
6 weeks paid holiday
A free personal visit as part of the process
A free, intensive online language course before your arrival in Denmark to prepare you for the
Danish test
1000 EUR monthly financial assistance (for up to 5 months) during the language course
Thorough introduction to the department, hospital, language, and culture
Guidance in professional, cultural, and social issues
We take care of the authorization process for you
Relocation assistance and spouse employment assistance
Job offer details
- ExperienceExpert
- Contract typesPermanent contract
- Working timeFull time
- Start date26 September 2026
Contact details
PhD-Jobs.NET
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