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A permanent position is available for an experienced radiologist at Bærum Hospital, part of the Vestre Viken Health Trust, located just outside Oslo. The hospital is seeking a dedicated specialist to strengthen their radiology department.
Bærum Hospital is a modern facility in Sandvika, serving a large and diverse patient population in the greater Oslo region. The radiology department provides a wide range of high-quality diagnostic services and is actively integrating advanced technologies to improve clinical workflows and patient care.
The department is known for its strong interdisciplinary collaboration and commitment to professional development. It is also among the first in Norway to implement a dedicated artificial intelligence (AI) platform for clinical use. This forward-leaning approach supports both the development of radiology as a specialty and the delivery of more accurate diagnostics.
Responsibilities
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Participate in daily operations across all imaging modalities, including MRI, CT, ultrasound and conventional X-rays.
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Engage in multidisciplinary team meetings and provide guidance to resident doctors.
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Contribute to the on-call rotation schedule.
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Foster collaboration within the department and across the Vestre Viken Health Trust.
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Support the development of a positive work environment and continuous professional growth.
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Qualifications
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Medical license and radiology specialty certification from an EU/EEA country.
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Proficient in English and motivated to learn Norwegian. A free language course will be provided.
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Experience with MRI is particularly valued. Interest or experience in thoracic radiology and/or thyroid diagnostics is also advantageous.
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A clean criminal record must be documented through a police certificate in accordance with the Health Personnel Act.
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Personal qualities
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Enthusiastic and curious about the field of radiology.
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Strong teamwork and communication skills.
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Ability to work independently and responsibly.
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Commitment to personal and departmental development.
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Personal suitability will be emphasized.
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What Bærum Hospital offers
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A supportive and friendly working environment.
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Opportunities to influence the department&#39;s professional direction.
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Diverse and engaging work with a wide range of pathologies.
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Close collaboration with clinicians locally and radiologists across the Vestre Viken Health Trust.
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Competitive salary and benefits, including pension and insurance schemes.
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Access to modern medical equipment and facilities.
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Additional Benefits from Dignus Medical
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Free online language course with a private tutor.
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Assistance with obtaining Norwegian medical authorization and specialist approvals.
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Relocation support for you and your family, including help with accommodation and travel arrangements.
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Ongoing career guidance and support throughout the recruitment process.
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Access to a network of medical opportunities across Norway.
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About Bærum
Bærum is one of Norway&#39;s most attractive municipalities, located just west of Oslo. The area offers a high quality of life with excellent infrastructure, top schools and easy access to both urban and natural surroundings. From Bærum Hospital, it takes approx. 15 minutes by train or car to reach central Oslo, while the nearby forests, lakes and Oslofjord provide outstanding opportunities for outdoor recreation. With a strong local economy, cultural attractions and family-friendly amenities, Bærum is a popular choice to live and work.
This is an excellent opportunity for a radiologist who values quality, collaboration, and continuous development in a modern hospital setting. To learn more or express your interest, feel free to contact us.
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Please notice that we are only allowed to recruit doctors that holds a licence to practice from a country within the EU.

Permanent radiologist position at Bærum Hospital, located in the Oslo region