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Physician / Radiology / Pennsylvania / Permanent / Fellowship-Trained Diagnostic Radiologist " $600K Base, $1M+ Potential " Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Job

Posted 25 days ago

integrity healthcarePittsburgh (PA)

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About the role

A large academic-affiliated health system is hiring fellowship-trained Diagnostic Radiologists (Body, Breast, MSK or Neuro) at a thriving community hospital just 15 minutes from downtown Pittsburgh. Join an employed clinical division of 90+ subspecialty-trained radiologists. Compensation$600K base salary Quarterly RVU bonuses above 12K RVUs$1M+ earning potential Internal moonlighting available Relocation assistance up to $10KScheduleMix of on-site and remote shifts9 weeks PTO12 weekends/year, read remotely, with a post-call day The Practice Mix of subspecialty and ED generalist shifts Supported by APPs and Reading Room Assistants Clinical faculty appointment with an affiliated university, with optional teaching and research Leadership opportunities available
Benefits:
  • Health, dental, vision 401K and pension
  • Occurrence-based malpractice
  • Generous CME allowance
  • TechnologyPhilips VuePACSPowerScribe360 with Rad AI Impressions Generator
  • Epic EMRRequirementsMD or equivalentBC/BE in Radiology
  • Fellowship in Body, Breast, MSK or Neuroradiology
  • Eligible for unrestricted PA license
  • About the System40+ hospital academic and community network
  • Nationally recognized centers of excellence
  • About the Area
Aspinwall is a charming riverfront community just minutes from downtown Pittsburgh, with walkable streets, local shops and quick access to the citys top museums, three rivers, and the Steelers, Penguins and Pirates.

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