Job Description

🩺  Radiologist Position – The Netherlands

Location: Various cities, The Netherlands
Employment Type: Full-time, Permanent

We are looking for qualified and motivated Radiologists to join dynamic, multidisciplinary medical teams across hospitals and clinics in the Netherlands. The position offers the opportunity to work in a modern healthcare environment with advanced imaging technologies and a strong emphasis on professional development and work-life balance.

 
Key Responsibilities

• Diagnostic Imaging: Perform and interpret a wide range of imaging studies, including X-ray, CT, MRI, and ultrasound.
• Reporting: Deliver clear, concise, and accurate radiological reports to referring physicians within agreed timeframes.
• Interventional Radiology: Conduct minimally invasive procedures under imaging guidance where applicable (e.g., biopsies, drainages).
• Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Participate in clinical meetings and case discussions with other specialists and referring physicians.
• Patient Interaction: Communicate imaging results effectively to patients and offer professional advice where appropriate.
• Training & Supervision: Contribute to the education of radiology residents and support staff when needed.
• Quality Control: Maintain high standards of practice in accordance with local medical regulations and quality assurance protocols.
   

💶 Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive Salary: Gross monthly salary ranging from €8,000 to €13,000, depending on experience, subspecialty, and responsibilities.
• Relocation Support: Comprehensive assistance with relocation logistics, housing arrangements, and integration into the Dutch healthcare system.
• Language Training: Fully funded Dutch language courses for the candidate (and often for family members) to reach at least B2 level.
• Work-Life Balance: A supportive and collaborative work environment, with a strong focus on reasonable working hours, flexible scheduling, and a high quality of life.

Requirements

• Medical Degree with a recognized specialization in Radiology.
• Willingness to learn Dutch to at least B2 level (language training support is often provided); good command of English is beneficial.
• Experience: Experience across multiple imaging modalities is essential; subspecialty expertise (e.g., neuro, musculoskeletal, pediatric radiology) is an advantage.