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Diagnostic Radiologist opportunity | Pittsburgh, PA -On-site/Hybrid

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Senior

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$650,000 - $700,000 per year

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About the role

Diagnostic Radiologist opportunity | Pittsburgh, PA (On-site/Hybrid)A private, non PE backed radiology practice is actively recruiting Fellowship Trained, Board Certified/ Eligible Diagnostic Radiologists across all diagnostic radiology subspecialties to cover our Pittsburgh general area, PA hospital locations. We offer both Employment and Independent Contractor opportunities. Here are high level terms, these can be adjusted to fit individual physicians' needs: Employment:$650,000.00 annual salary and benefits (401K with a match, healthcare, etc).Monday-Friday 8AM to 5PM work-shifts.40 Weeks On-Site8 weekends per year (Saturday and Sunday), weekends are 100% Remote12-weeks of PTO per year. Additional Productivity based compensation. CME Allowance. SUBSTANTIAL Sign-on bonus. No requirement to pay tail insurance upon exit. No non-competes. Administrative support through our MSO.Access to cutting edge technology. Pennsylvania, United States(hybrid) Job TypeFull Time Regular Salary$650,000.00 - $700,000.00 Training LevelPost-Training SpecialtiesDiagnostic Radiology Organization SizeSmall: 15 Or Less Radiologists Time of DayDaytimeCompensation/BenefitsPTOIf our model appeals to you, please e-mail a cvA K A S H M I S H R AThe Provider FinderLead Recruiter843-408-4018www.theproviderfinder.comakash@theproviderfinder.com

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