Body Imaging Radiologist
Body Imaging Radiologist
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Read modalities including CT (oncology, trauma, abdomen/pelvis, liver, pancreas, GU, bowel), MRI (liver, biliary, prostate, pelvis, rectal staging, renal), Ultrasound (abdomen, pelvis, vascular, Doppler), and X-ray/Fluoroscopy (GI/GU contrast, feeding tube placements)
- Participate actively in resident and medical student education
- CompensationBase salary for 10,000 annual wRVUs; paid per wRVU above threshold
- Enhanced sign-on bonus for qualified candidates
- Fellowship Stipend - Earn While You Learn
- Optional evening/weekend extra shifts available at premium hourly rates
- Customizable FTE contracts (0.6-1.0) to match your lifestyle and career goals
- Flexible PTO with reliable coverage ensuring true work-life balance
- Career development opportunities in quality initiatives, leadership, and medical education
- Malpractice insurance plus tail coverage provided
- Health, dental, and life insurance 401(k) with employer matching
- Deferred compensation program
- Relocation assistance
- Board Certified or Board Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology (ABR or equivalent)
- Fellowship training in Body Imaging, Abdominal Imaging, or Cross-Sectional Imaging
- Strong interpretive skills in CT, MRI, and Ultrasound
- Commitment to communication, quality, and efficiency in a high-volume environment
- Passion for resident education and continuous professional improvement
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