Diagnostic Radiologist
upmc university of pittsburghBismarck (ND)
Diagnostic Radiologist
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upmc university of pittsburghBismarck (ND)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$492 K
About the role
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) Clinical Radiology Division is seeking Fellowship-trained Diagnostic Radiologists to join its employed practice in the Pittsburgh area. Radiologists in this role cover a mixture of subspecialty and ED generalist shifts while enjoying a supportive work environment equipped with advanced technology. This position offers a balance of clinical practice with optional teaching opportunities within a world-class health system. Practice Info Employed practice of 90+ Subspecialty-trained Radiologists covering the majority of UPMC's Western Pennsylvania footprint Coverage includes multiple level I and II trauma centers and several large outpatient imaging centers Work is directly supported by a team of Reading Room Assistants Clinical-affiliated appointment with the University of Pittsburgh Department of Radiology Utilizes Philips VuePACS, PowerScribe360 with Rad AI Impressions Generator, and EPIC EMRShift & Schedule Variety of shifts available: 7a-3p, 8a-4p, 11a-7p, 2p-10p EST12 weekends/year covered remotely with a post-call day the week before or after Can also accommodate a 1-week on, 1-week off model
Responsibilities:
- Seeking Generalists who are Fellowship-trained in either Body, MSK, or Neuroradiology
- Cover a mixture of subspecialty and ED generalist shifts
- Cover 12 weekends/year remotely
- Compensation$492K base salary with lucrative incentive plan above 12k RVUs paid in quarterly bonuses - earning potential of $1M+Option to earn significant additional income with internal moonlighting opportunities
- Generous CME allowance
- Benefits9 weeks of PTOOutstanding benefit package including health, dental, vision, 401K, pension
- Occurrence-based malpractice
Qualifications:
- Must have an MD or equivalentBC or BE in Radiology
- Ability to obtain an unrestricted PA license
- Visa sponsorship available
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