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David Careers

Physician / Radiology / Missouri / Permanent / St. Louis, MO Tele-Radiology Position for Full or Part Time - Salary $750K-1M Job

Posted 17 days ago

enterprise medical recruitingFargo (ND)
Physicians, All OtherOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$55

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About the role

Join a dynamic, 100% radiologist-owned and operated teleradiology practice in St. Louis, Missouri, built on one guiding principle: radiologists and healthcare institutions deserve better. Were committed to delivering exceptional patient care while creating a supportive, rewarding environment for our physicians.
Position Highlights
Schedule: 7-on / 14-off - generous time off with internal moonlighting available
Shift: 8:00 PM - 4:00 AM CSTCase Mix: ER-focused - 5060% CT, 30% X-ray, 10% other modalities
Employment Type: W2 or 1099 - your choice
Leadership Support: Owner is an active overnight radiologist, ensuring fair case distribution, strong clinical backup, and a balanced workload Compensation & Perks:$55 per RVU (CMS values) - no income cap Estimated Annual Earnings: $750K$1M+Moonlighting (4A-8P): $40-$50 per RVUAdditional Overnight Shifts: $55 per RVUAll credentialing costs covered Malpractice + tail coverage included Workstation provided - ready to goCommunity: The City of St. Louis is located on the Mississippi River, the eastern boundary of the State of Missouri, just below its confluence with the Missouri River. The City is popularly known as the "Gateway of the West," due to its central location and historic role in the nation's westward expansion. Commemorating this role is the 630-foot stainless steel Gateway Arch, the world's tallest man-made monument, which is the focal point of the 86-acre Jefferson National Expansion Memorial on the downtown riverfront. The city proper had a population of301,578 Ready to Learn More? Send your CV today to explore this exciting opportunity with a fast-growing, physician-first organization. GJ-72

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