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Physician / Radiology / New York / Permanent / Remote Overnight Emergency Radiologist - anywhere, USA | 7 on / 21 off - $550K base Job

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britt medical searchHempstead (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$550,000

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About the role

A major academic health system in New York City is seeking an ABR-Certified/Eligible Radiologist to join Emergency Radiology Division as a full-time faculty member. This unique academic opportunity offers a 7-on, 21-off overnight schedule, with nine-hour shifts providing Emergency Department coverage from New York City or anywhere in the United States if you prefer remote. The successful candidate will work remotely as part of a collaborative team of attending radiologists and residents while contributing to the delivery of high-quality imaging care in a major academic medical center. The Emergency Radiologist will primarily interpret imaging studies for the Emergency Department, including: CT (Body and Neuro), Ultrasound, Radiographs. Neuro MRI is a plus Unconventional exams performed in the ED are given preliminary reads and subsequently read by subspecialists the next day 10-hour overnight shifts: 9:00 PM–7:00 AM EST 7 nights on / 21 nights off Opportunity to extend shift hours based on availability and departmental needs Option to interpret outpatient and inpatient studies at competitive moonlighting rates Compensation & Benefits: $550,000 base salary Additional generous quarterly wRVU-based incentives APPLY NOW or TEXT Job CW233778 and email address to 636 - 628 - 2412. Search all of our provider opportunities at: brittmedical DOT com

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