Neuroradiologist

Posted 3 days ago

midwest radiologySaint Paul (MN)

Radiologists Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$650,000 per year

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About the role

Midwest Radiology, P.A. is seeking board certified, fellowship-trained Neuroradiologists to join their busy subspecialized private practice group in Minneapolis/St. Paul. The practice features a 100% neuroradiology case mix across academic, community, and outpatient facilities with no overnight call required. Providers will join a shareholder track with a competitive compensation package while enjoying the metropolitan and outdoor amenities of the Twin Cities area. Practice Info Private practice group located in Minneapolis/St. Paul with 175+ radiologists, including 45 fellowship-trained Neuroradiologists 100% neuroradiology comprised of a mix of high-level academic/tertiary referral centers cases, community-based hospitals, and various outpatient facilities Internal well-developed overnight subspecialty platform of 8 overnight neuro radiologists Shareholder track with a minimal buy-in amount

Responsibilities: Perform Lumbar Punctures, Myelograms and Barium Swallow Studies Participate in the subspecialized neuroradiology call pool Compensation $750K annually Ability to earn ~$1.0 million by working additional shifts

Base salary: $650,000 - $1,000,000 per year Shift & Schedule Call is within subspecialized neuroradiology call pool No overnight call

Requirements: Board certified Fellowship-trained Neuroradiologist Spine procedures optional but not required No mammography

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