Chief Physician/Senior Consultant for the Department of Nuclear Medicine, Herlev and Gentofte Hospital

We are seeking a chief physician/consultant to the Department of Nuclear Medicine at Herlev and Gentofte Hospital to undertake general as well as specialized functions. The position is currently linked to the division at Gentofte Hospital. The chief physician/consultant participates in the department's overall specialist team.

The Department of Nuclear Medicine consists of a division at Gentofte Hospital and three divisions at Herlev Hospital; a division for nuclear medicine and clinical physiology, a cyclotron and radiochemistry division, and a PET division. The Gentofte division handles PET imaging, but also gamma camera examinations, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, tilt table test, DXA scans and ultrasound examinations. The division has four consultants and one trainee physician.

We are therefore a small medical team where everyone helps and takes care of one another – and we place a high value on mutual sparring and learning in an open and respectful environment.

Herlev and Gentofte Hospital is one of the Capital Region’s acute-care hospitals and a large cancer hospital. The specialties internal medicine, breast surgery, oncology, orthopedic surgery and urology are together with general practice the largest users of the Gentofte division's examinations. The department works closely with the radiology department and with the referring clinical departments.

The department serves Herlev and Gentofte Hospital as well as other hospitals.

We offer

Employment in a department that is continually developing, where all staff groups work closely together and where we focus on delivering the best diagnostics and treatment. The large patient flow and the close relationship to the collaborating departments provide an obvious opportunity for continuous learning, research and development. The Gentofte division has, in addition to the 5 doctors, 11 bioanalysts, 5 radiographers and 2-3 physicists attached.

Specific tasks

• You will be responsible for triage and description of the department's examinations
• You will be responsible for one or more examinations in collaboration with colleagues
• You contribute to the development of the department's examination repertoire
• You will chair/participate in MDT conferences
• You will be part of an environment in close collaboration with all staff groups

We expect that you

• Are a consultant in clinical physiology and nuclear medicine
• Have experience with both PET examinations as well as physiological investigations
• Contribute to ensuring the department's ongoing development
• Participate in the specialist education of residents and doctors from other specialties
• Have good qualifications in communication and the ability to collaborate both internally in the department and externally, hence it is emphasized that you can work closely with your immediate colleagues
• Help ensure high quality in patient pathways in collaboration with other staff groups and external partners

Employment terms

The position is full-time and to be filled on 1 January 2027 or by agreement.

Employment will be in accordance with the collective agreement, entered into between the Regional Pay and Tariff Board and the Association of Specialists.

Applicants will be professionally assessed based on the applicant's information about their own competences within the seven competence areas that correspond to the seven roles in the specialist doctor system.

Application procedure

If you would like to know more about the position, you are welcome to contact Chief Physician Lars Thorbjørn Jensen at telephone 38 68 12 37 or 24 87 77 92, or at e-mail [email protected].

The application deadline is 11 November at 23.00. Interviews will be held on an ongoing basis, but no later than 20 November.

Applications and CVs should be submitted online via the link on this page.