Physician / Radiology - Breast Imaging / DO - Tucson

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optigy groupTucson (AZ)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$500

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About the role

Breast Radiology Locums Long-Term Opportunity Location: Arizona (MST)
Schedule: MondayFriday, 8:00 AM5:00 PM AZ MST Setting: Onsite / Hybrid Coverage: Long-term Compensation: $500$625/hour, negotiable higher rate may be considered for the right candidate Opportunity Highlights Long-term Breast Radiology coverage opportunity with a consistent MondayFriday schedule. Hybrid onsite coverage supporting two breast imaging locations. Dedicated breast imaging and image-guided procedure practice. Minimum 79 RVUs per shift expected. RPCE technology platform. Strong annual breast imaging volume based on the workload of one full-time radiologist. Annual Volume Screening Mammography: 9,619 Diagnostic Mammography: 2,279 Breast Ultrasound: 1,716 Breast MRI: 306 Image-Guided Procedures: 508 Image-Guided Procedures 325 US-guided breast biopsies 101 US-guided needle localizations with specimen 58 stereotactic breast biopsies 16 US-guided aspirations/needle placements 8 stereotactic clip & marker placements Total Estimated Annual Volume: 15,168 studies/procedures Requirements Board Certified or Board Eligible within 5 years Breast imaging expertise Comfortable performing image-guided breast procedures Ability to meet minimum productivity expectations This is a long-term opportunity for a Breast Radiologist seeking a predictable weekday schedule, strong breast-focused volume, and competitive hourly compensation.

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