Emergency Radiologist
radiology partnersLexington (KY)
$550,000-$850,000
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Posted 9 days ago
radiology partnersLexington (KY)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$550,000-$850,000
About the role
Greensboro Radiology is seeking a full-time remote Emergency Radiologist to support their established, highly subspecialized practice in central North Carolina. This flexible role offers various coverage structures, including traditional daytime shifts, early EST schedules, and 7on/7off options tailored to candidate preferences. The incoming provider will utilize their specialized expertise to enhance patient care across multiple emergency departments and hospitals. Partnering with Radiology Partners, this position offers competitive compensation and a comprehensive total rewards package. Practice InfoHighly subspecialized private practice group with 55+ radiologists providing patient care to multiple health systems and imaging centers throughout central North Carolina Single PACS/voice recognition environment utilized throughout the service area Hospitals served include Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, Wesley Long Hospital, Alamance Regional Medical Center, and Annie Penn Hospital Supports several outpatient imaging and procedural clinics throughout the market Shift & Schedule Full-time (30+ hrs/week) Day/1st ShiftRemote work location Options for traditional daytime schedules, an early EST shift such as 5 AM-2 PM EST, and/or 7on/7off coverage depending on candidate preference and practice needs
Responsibilities:
Enhance patient care at the multiple EDs and hospitals where Greensboro Radiology provides radiological services CompensationThe range for this position is $550,000-$850,000 Final compensation determinations may vary based on several factors including but not limited to education, work experience, certifications, geographic location, schedule structure, and practice needs
Benefits:
Health & wellness coverage options 401k benefits Broad range of other benefits such as family planning and telehealth
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