Consultant Vascular

• Perform diagnostic and therapeutic interventions for which specific privileges have been granted based on experience and skills.
• Maintain high standards of medical ethics and clinical practice in vascular and interventional radiology imaging.
• Ensure accurate reporting of imaging findings for inclusion in patient records.
• Collaborate with other departments to interpret imaging results and assist in determining the nature and extent of necessary treatment.
• Participate in emergency coverage and on-call duties as required by the department, including weekends and holidays.
• Engage in clinical reviews and contribute to evidence-based practices.
• Participate in medical imaging practices as determined by the Chairman of Medical Imaging and Section Head.
• Maintain competency in all modalities of vascular and interventional radiology imaging.
• Execute administrative tasks as directed by the Chairman of Medical Imaging and Section Head.
• Serve on hospital and departmental committees as appointed.
• Report any violations of departmental policies and procedures to appropriate leadership.
• Ensure departmental practices comply with JCIA and CABAHI standards.
• Provide input to the Section Head and Chairman on departmental matters.
• Actively participate in formal education programs within the hospital.
• Train and supervise residents and fellows, audit their work, and encourage scholarly output and publication.
• Promote public education by developing explanatory materials to raise awareness about imaging services and the importance of radiological procedures.
• Initiate and support clinical research projects within the domain of radiological imaging.
• Plan research initiatives, secure funding, and utilize institutional infrastructure to facilitate research and publication.
• Seek partnerships for research funding and development.
• Audit personal and departmental work to improve quality and introduce evidence-based practices.
• Actively participate in quality improvement (QI) initiatives.
• Liaise with the Chairman, Section Head, and clinical teams to address service needs and coordinate care.
• Maintain effective communication with patients, families, and all internal and external stakeholders involved in clinical and non-clinical disciplines.

Candidates must hold a basic medical degree (e.g., MBBS) along with board certification in Radiology and a Fellowship in Vascular and Interventional Radiology recognized by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties. A minimum of five (5) years of post-board certification experience is required.

Accepted qualifications include, but are not limited to:

• American Board Certification
• FRCS (Ireland or UK)
• Canadian Board
• Australian or New Zealand Board
• DES/CIS (France)
• Diplome di Medico Specialist (Italy)
• SCR (Netherlands)
• Swedish Board
• German Facharzt
• Austrian Facharzt
• CCST (UK)
• Saudi Board
• Arab Board
• Recognized Fellowship in the relevant subspecialty