Physician / Radiology / South Carolina / Locum tenens / Lucrative Radiology Locums in Greenville, SC

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whitecoat locumsGreenville (NC)

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$235/hr

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About the role

"Radiologist Assignment Details
Location: Greenville, South Carolina
Provider Type: Physician (MD/DO)Specialty: Radiology Practice Setting: Remote / Teleradiology
Coverage Type: Overnight Remote CoverageEMR: Not Specified
Compensation: $235/hr Schedule Monday-Friday: 12:00 AM-8:00 AMSaturday-Sunday: 12:00 AM-8:00 AM8-Hour Overnight Shifts Coverage Primarily Consists of Emergency, STAT, Inpatient STAT, and High-Priority Studies Patient Population / Volume Approximately 90-100 Studies Per 8-Hour Shift Approximately 60-70 wRVUs Per Shift Estimated Case Mix: Emergency Radiology: Approximately 90 Studies Per Day Musculoskeletal: Approximately 5 Studies Per Day Neuro: Approximately 5 Studies Per Day
Clinical Responsibilities: Provide Remote Overnight Radiology Coverage Interpret Emergency Department Imaging Interpret STAT and High-Priority Inpatient Imaging Provide Timely Interpretation of Urgent Imaging Studies Interpret X-Ray, CT, MRI, and Ultrasound Studies Required Modalities / SkillsX-RayCTMRIUltrasound Emergency Radiology Musculoskeletal Imaging Neuro Imaging
Requirements: Board Certified - Required Active South Carolina Medical License - RequiredDEA Registration - Required Self-Query NPDB Report - Required at Time of OfferNPDB Report Must Be Dated Within 30 Days"

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