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David Careers

Body Imaging Radiologist

Posted 2 days ago

midwest radiologyBismarck (ND)
RadiologistsDiagnostic Imaging Centers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$400,000

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About the role

Midwest Radiology, P.A. is seeking a Board Certified, fellowship-trained Body Imaging Radiologist to join their growing, 100% radiologist-owned private practice in a fully remote position. The role offers the flexibility to work from anywhere while contributing to a premier, subspecialized practice serving the Upper Midwest. Providers will enjoy a structured schedule, competitive compensation with predictable multi-year increases, and comprehensive benefits. Practice Info Midwest Radiology, P.A. is a 100% radiologist-owned private practice based in the Minneapolis-St. Paul region Practice is home to 200+ radiologists, all fellowship trained across Body, Neuro, MSK, Breast, Pediatrics, and Interventional Radiology Fully remote position Shift & Schedule Full Time42 Monday-Friday work weeks annually Six major holidays off204 weekday workdays annually9-hour assigned workday, scheduled between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Central Time CompensationCompetitive salary: Year 1: $400,000, Year 2: $425,000, Year 3: $450,000
Benefits:
  • Benefits valued at approximately $110,000, including profit sharing 401(k)
  • Medical insurance
  • Dental insurance
Additional benefits
Qualifications:
  • MD or DO degree
  • Completion of an accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency
  • Completion of a Body Imaging fellowship or equivalent subspecialty training
  • Board Certification, or eligibility to complete Board Certification within two years of the start date

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