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David Careers

Physician / Radiology / Pennsylvania / Locum tenens / $350/Hour - Remote - Radiology Job

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sendoc locumsFargo (ND)
RadiologistsOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$350/hr

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About the role

Radiology Washington, Pennsylvania$350/hr plusDetails: Part-time tele-radiology locum opportunity. Expected hours: 7?a.m.4?p.m. MondayFriday. Seeking 12 providers who can offer up to 14 weeks/year to fill in around vacation and holiday schedules. Need expected to last 12 years or more. Remote reading covering CT (primarily), Ultrasound, General Radiology (X-Ray/Plain Films), and MRI (will review candidates who cannot do MRI). Daily volume: 5070 exams per shift, with 5055 CT exams (mix of outpatient/inpatient/ER). No proceduresremote reading only. PACS: Philips Enterprise 4.7, with training provided. Radiology Informatics and IT support available 24/7. Must be willing to make critical result calls to clinicians (clerical staff available to assist). Consult support available from 3 other radiologists during reading hours. Board Certified in Radiology. Minimum 5 years of experience required. Pennsylvania license required to apply. Hospital provides a workstation shipped to the physicians home. No travel required (fully remote).Sendoc Offers: Weekly Direct Deposits Top Rated Malpractice Insurance Paid Travel and Housing (if needed for onboarding) Let us know if you're available to pick up shifts or would like more details.

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