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Emergency Radiologist

Posted 4 days ago

lucidhealthYork (PA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$546,000 - $900,000

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About the role

Radiology Associates of the Fox Valley invites Emergency teleradiologists to join their remote evening team with a multi-site at-home workstation provided. Providers enjoy flexible scheduling options, including standard, custom, W2, and 1099 arrangements, with remote work capabilities from anywhere in the US. The role features competitive compensation, including a base per shift with productivity bonuses, plus ample opportunity for additional shifts. Practice Info Emergency teleradiology role Work remotely anywhere in the US with a provided multi-site at-home workstation Advanced technology and workflow support including NewVue intelligent worklist, Visage PACs, and RadAI dictation platform24/7 clinical operations and IT support available Shift & Schedule Evening/Swing shift Standard Schedules: 7-on 7-off, 7-on 14-off, 7-on 21-off Flexibility: W2 or 1099, Full-time or Part-time options Custom Schedules available for unique scheduling needs
Responsibilities: Interpret the spectrum of on-call studies including CT stroke workups, Perfusion Studies, and CTA head and neck Interpret ER-based CT, Ultrasound, and X-ray with a small number of MRIsCompensation
Salary Range: $546,000 - $900,000$3K base per 8-hour shift+$51 productivity bonus over 68 EVUs per shift Commencement Bonus Available Ample opportunity to add or extend shifts for increased earnings LucidLadder Training Stipend available for residents and fellows
Benefits: One multi-site at-home workstation provided
Qualifications:
  • Comfortable interpreting the spectrum of on-call studies including CT stroke workups, Perfusion Studies, and CTA head and neck
  • Skilled in interpreting ER-based CT, Ultrasound, and X-ray with a small number of MRIsEligible for and able to obtain Wisconsin & Illinois medical licensure
  • Board Certified or Board Eligible
  • Residents and Fellows welcome

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