Remote Overnight Emergency Radiologist
radiology partnersSioux Falls (SD)
Remote Overnight Emergency Radiologist
Posted today
radiology partnersSioux Falls (SD)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100k
About the role
Greensboro Radiology is seeking a full-time or part-time Remote Late Night Emergency Radiologist to join their practice in Greensboro, NC. This remote position involves working 168 shifts per year, specifically 9-hour evening shifts from 3 PM to midnight EST. The role offers an excellent opportunity for career growth with a partnership track, competitive compensation, and a supportive, collaborative environment. Practice InfoRemote position Collaborative workflow with multiple radiologists reading from the same worklist Dedicated ancillary staff throughout the day and night to communicate with referring physicians Neuro MRI and CTA interpreted concurrently by dedicated Neuroradiology coverage Shift & Schedule Evening/2nd ShiftFull-time (30+ hrs/week) / FULLTIMEOnly 168 shifts per year (corresponding to 24 weeks)9 hour shifts (3PM to MIDNIGHT EST) Full time Partnership Track W2 position Internal moonlighting opportunities available
Responsibilities:
- Coverage of only one major and one minor holiday per year
- Practice high-acuity, clinically rewarding emergency radiology
- Compensation$100k Commencement Bonus
- Competitive salary and commencement bonus
- The range for this position is $550k-$850k with the opportunity to earn more through productivity incentives
Benefits:
Health & wellness coverage options 401k benefits Broad range of other benefits such as family planning and telehealth
Qualifications:
- Candidates must be a Doctor of Medicine or Osteopathy
- Residency Trained, ACGME Accredited Diagnostic Radiology Program
- Fellowship Training in Emergency Radiology is a plusABR board-certified / board-eligible
- Licensed or ability to obtain license in State of North Carolina
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