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Locum Physician - Radiology (Mammography) - Hartford, CT

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radiologyBel Air (MD)

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About the role

Locum Mammography Radiologist Opportunity in Hartford, CTBusy Radiology department in Hartford, CT is seeking a locum Mammography Radiologist for a 3–6 month assignment starting March 21, 2026, with the option to extend based on department needs. Coverage includes hospital-based and limited remote reading in a high-volume setting. Practice Highlights: Hospital-based with some remote workflow Very busy Radiology department Trauma Level I facility Full support staff available Patient population includes neonates, adolescents, adults, and geriatrics (rare pediatrics)
EMR/Systems: EPIC, PowerScribe, PACSCandidate Requirements:
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology (ABR or AOBR) – REQUIREDValid Connecticut medical license (or eligibility) – REQUIREDDEA registration and state-controlled substance certification (or eligibility) – REQUIREDBLS – REQUIRED (ACLS optional based on subspecialty) Self-Query NPDB (pulled within 30 days) – REQUIRED at presentation Fellowship training in Breast Imaging – Highly Preferred Proficiency with: PACS and PowerScribeUS- and stereotactic-guided biopsies Aspirations and localizations Experience in high-volume clinical environments Comfortable with hybrid onsite/remote workflows Strong collaboration skills with multidisciplinary teams Commitment to quality, safety, and patient-centered care Schedule & Coverage:
Start Date: March 21, 2026 (12:00 AM)
Assignment Length: 3–6 months, with extension possible
Schedule: Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM – 5:00 PMNo call | No weekends
Ability to read, diagnose, and perform biopsies Estimated credentialing timeframe: 90–120 days (with completed applications) Why Hartford, CT?Hartford offers easy access to major Northeast cities, a strong healthcare network, and a balanced mix of urban amenities and historic New England charm.
How to Apply: Interested candidates should share their CV, CT license details, NPDB Self-Query, and rate sheet for submission.

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