Moonlighting Physician - Resident or Fellow

Posted 4 days ago

docmoonlightNew City (NY)

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About the role

Moonlighting Physician Opportunity – NYCEarn Extra Income • Flexible Hours • Supportive Team
Location: multiple locations throughout NYC, including Bronx, Queens and Brooklyn
Position Type: Moonlighting (Part-Time / Per-Diem)
Schedule: Flexible – weekday evenings, and weekend shifts.⸻
About the Opportunity: Our imaging clinics are seeking motivated and licensed physicians to join our team for a moonlighting role. This is a perfect opportunity for residents or practicing physicians looking to supplement their income, gain additional hands-on experience, and work in a friendly, professional environment. Whether you’re a night owl, an early riser, or prefer weekend shifts, we have flexible scheduling to fit around your residency or full-time work.⸻What You’ll Do• Monitor CT and MRI's for patient reactions to contrast• Follow the ACR protocol on contrast reactions⸻Why You’ll Love It Here• Competitive pay – Earn extra income on your terms• Flexible scheduling – Pick shifts that work for you• Modern facility – Advanced imaging technology and efficient PACS system• Supportive team – Work alongside experienced staff in a collaborative environment• Low-stress atmosphere – Focus on quality over quantity⸻Qualifications• Active practicing medical license in New York (can be in the process or currently applying for license)• Strong communication skills and attention to detail• Professional and reliable work ethic⸻
How to Apply: If you’re ready to put your skills to work, earn extra money, and enjoy a flexible schedule, we’d love to hear from you.

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