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Remote Emergency/General Diagnostic Radiologist

Posted 3 days ago

radiology partnersSpringfield (MA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$500,000-$1,000,000

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About the role

Radiology Partners, Indiana (RP IN NIR) is seeking a board certified or board eligible Remote Emergency - General Radiologist to join their team. This fully remote position offers flexible scheduling options such as 7on/7off or 7on/14off with no call duty. The ideal candidate will be comfortable handling all diagnostic interpretations including STAT and ER.Practice InfoRemote position supporting several Northwest Indiana locationsPractice serves Franciscan Health in 7 hospitals and multiple outpatient imaging centersShift & ScheduleFull-time (30+ hrs/week) Evening/2nd shiftEvening & overnight shifts available: 2:30p - 11:30p EST or 10p - 7a CST
Schedule: 7on/7off or 7on/14offNo call dutyOne year-partnership track positionResponsibilitiesComfortable with all diagnostic interpretations including STAT and ERCompensation$500,000-$1,000,000 salary rangeAnnual discretionary bonusExcellent Commencement bonus available - up to $100KProductivity bonus availableAdditional moonlighting availableFellowship stipends availableBenefitsGenerous PTORelocation assistance availableMedical, dental, vision, 401K, disability, CME, malpractice insuranceQualificationsBoard certified or board eligible by American Board of Radiology or the American Osteopathic Board of RadiologyFellowship training preferred but not requiredAbility to obtain an Indiana licenseNew graduates welcome

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