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Teleradiologist

Posted 4 days ago

real radiologyBismarck (ND)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$650,000-$1,200,000 / yr

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About the role

Real Radiology is seeking US-based remote Teleradiologists for swing shift and overnight coverage. This physician-owned and operated practice offers efficient workflows, diverse case variety, and dedicated support. Radiologists can enjoy flexible scheduling options with personalized assistance designed to help them thrive. Practice InfoRemote position Physician-owned, Radiologist-led practice Joint Commission Accredited Shift & Schedule Swing shift and overnight opportunities7 on / 7 off or 7 on / 14 off scheduling available Multiple scheduling options
Responsibilities:
  • Log into a highly efficient reading and reporting platform
  • Start reading with a balanced, individualized queue
  • Compensation$650,000-$1,200,000 / yr.
  • Up to $80,000 sign-on bonus for qualified candidates
  • Exam-based, no minimums or maximums
  • Hourly, weekend, and holiday premiums
Benefits:
  • Licensing (including IMLC) fees covered
  • Credentialing fees covered
  • Malpractice fees covered
  • Workstation fees covered
  • Home internet fees covered
  • Subsidized life insurance
  • Monthly accounting services
  • Favorable banking options
Qualifications:
  • Board certified or board eligibleU.S.-based
  • Be willing to work 7 on / 7 off shifts or 7 on / 14 off to be considered for the up to $80K sign-on bonus
  • Be interested in swing shift and/or overnight coverage to be considered for the up to $80K sign-on bonus

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