Queen Ingrid Hospital is seeking an experienced radiologist to enhance the radiological field in Nuuk.

Queen Ingrid Hospital is looking for an experienced radiologist to enhance the radiological field in Nuuk

The Radiology Department offers a consultant position in an exciting, complex, and dynamic department;

• Where the patient is the focus
• Where professional quality and education are highly prioritized
• Where interdisciplinary collaboration is particularly emphasized
• Where good collaborative relationships internally and externally are highly valued
• Where employees are engaged and have high professional competence
• Where the culture is characterized by trust and respect.

You will be responsible for the radiological area and its development. Your work will take place in close collaboration with the other staff of the Radiology Department, as well as the doctors in both the Medical and Surgical Areas.
The work area is very broad, exciting, and challenging – with diseases that are rarely seen elsewhere.

You will report to the head of the Diagnostic and Therapeutic Unit.

The position is available for immediate filling or by agreement. The position is primarily permanent, but do not be discouraged if you are considering applying for a temporary position.

We offer:

• A well-functioning department with engaged employees
• A varied everyday life in a multicultural environment, where you can influence development
• On-call duty from home
• Interdisciplinary collaboration with all of Greenland (15 coastal hospitals)
• Membership in an active staff department

We are looking for you who:

• Is a specialist in radiology with a solid professional and broad background
• Takes an active part in the responsibility for optimal operation and quality, considering financial resources and personnel utilization
• Is visionary and eager to engage and contribute to development
• Is ready for challenges and prepared to work in a healthcare system where things are done differently

About us:

Queen Ingrid's Hospital has a nationwide function and receives both acute and elective patients from all over Greenland.

The hospital has 190 beds distributed across four areas, including 85 beds in the patient hotel for patients from the coast.

The Radiology department in Nuuk is Greenland's main radiology department, and we perform conventional radiological examinations, ultrasound, CT, MRI, fluoroscopy, mammography, as well as diagnostic and therapeutic interventions.

The entire radiology area is fully digitized, and all radiographs taken on the coast are automatically transmitted to the radiology department in Nuuk, and all clinicians throughout Greenland can view radiographs/descriptions on their computers via Sectra, as well as there is a direct link to the Capital Region, specifically Rigshospitalet.

MR and CT coronary descriptions are provided by Rigshospitalet, and we also have mammography teams from Denmark to perform these approximately every 6 weeks. We have daily drop-in times for patients from the health center.

We receive acute patients from the emergency room daily, and we examine traumas from all over Greenland. We also collaborate with TMC for descriptions of radiological examinations.

The department performs approximately 17,000 examinations per year, including about 3,500 CT scans, 1,200 MRI scans, and about 2,000 ultrasound examinations.

Application

Applications accompanied by copies of relevant documents must be sent in PDF format.

Start date: November 15, 2026, or by agreement. There is also the possibility of arranging employment for a period in 2027.

Application deadline: November 2, 2026

Interviews will be conducted on an ongoing basis

Contact

Information about the position can be obtained from the Head of the Diagnostic and Therapeutic Unit, Cosmus Pyndt, at tel. (+299) 34 49 26 or by email: COSP@PEQQIK.GL

Housing

Housing will be provided according to the rules applicable in the Greenlandic Health Service at any given time.

Salary and employment

Salary and employment conditions, including the right to relocation and moving expenses, in accordance with the agreement/collective agreement in effect at the time of commencement between the Government of Greenland and the relevant negotiating organization.

Citizenship

If you are not a Nordic citizen, please note that employment is conditional on a valid residence and work permit. A residence and work permit can only be applied for upon agreed employment.

The Greenlandic Health Service – Breadth, challenge, and professional pride

The Greenlandic Health Service falls under the Department of Health and is organized into 5 regions, 8 clinical areas, the National Health Service, the Greenlandic Patient Home, and the operational area of the health service.

If you are seeking professional challenges, are curious, and enjoy working broadly, then a job in the Greenlandic Health Service is for you.

In Greenland, there are ample opportunities to lead an active leisure life. In summer, hiking, whale watching, hunting, fishing, and boating are ideal activities. Winter offers northern lights and plenty of skiing, and if you live north of the Arctic Circle, you can go dog sledding. In the larger towns, there is plenty of cultural life with sports clubs, art exhibitions, concerts, cafes, and restaurants. You can read more about the region where the job is located at www.peqqik.gl

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Organizational chart of the Greenlandic Health Service

The Greenlandic Health Service is a smoke-free workplace.

We only accept applications in PDF format, electronically.

Applications sent by email will be immediately deleted for your security.