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Physician / Radiology / Montana / Permanent / Nocturnal Diagnostic Radiology 1 Week On/2 Off + $615K+ Mountain Lifestyle Job

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pacific companiesPittsburgh (PA)

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Senior

SALARY

$615 K

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About the role

A unique Diagnostic Radiology opportunity is available in a breathtaking Rocky Mountain setting, offering a nocturnal schedule designed for both productivity and lifestyle balance. This position focuses on overnight emergency reads, allowing physicians to work independently while supporting a growing in-house service line. With a one-week-on, two-weeks-off schedule, providers benefit from significant time off while maintaining strong earning potential. The role is primarily diagnostic, with a focus on CT, MRI, ultrasound, and ER-driven cases, without requirements for mammography or procedures. Physicians can choose to work remotely from approved states or relocate to be part of a highly desirable mountain community. This is an ideal opportunity for radiologists seeking flexibility, autonomy, and long-term growth within an expanding program. Position, Compensation & Organization Highlights Nocturnal schedule: 10 PM - 7 AM, one week on/two weeks off W-2 employed position with stable long-term structure Base salary $615K + quality bonus $32K Sign-on and relocation available (higher for on-site) Remote option available in approved U.S. states Diagnostic-only practice: CT, X-ray, ultrasound, limited MRI No mammography, nuclear medicine, or procedures required ER-focused reads including stroke and trauma cases Average 20 cases per night with projected growth Expanding in-house radiology service line EPIC EMR and Merge PACS system Workstation provided for remote physicians Goal to build a 3-physician nocturnal team Credent

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