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Physician / Radiology / Connecticut / Locum tenens / Nuclear Medicine Radiologist MD/DO - Hartford, CT Job

Posted 7 days ago

optigy groupBel Air (MD)

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Nuclear Medicine / PET Radiologist Long-Term Remote Opportunity 100% Remote MondayFriday Schedule Long-Term Coverage Position Overview An excellent long-term remote opportunity is available for a Board-Certified Nuclear Medicine Radiologist to provide Nuclear Medicine and PET imaging coverage. This position offers a consistent weekday schedule, remote reading flexibility, and an established daily case volume. Schedule & Workload
Work Arrangement: Remote
Schedule: MondayFriday, 8:00 AM5:00 PM EST
Coverage: Long-term opportunity Expected Volume: Approximately 1520 PET cases per day Productivity Expectation: 45 RVUs per shift Clinical Responsibilities Interpret Nuclear Medicine and PET imaging studies. Provide timely, accurate diagnostic interpretations through a remote reading workflow. Maintain consistent productivity while meeting quality and turnaround expectations.
Qualifications:
  • Board Certification required
  • Nuclear Medicine and PET imaging expertise
  • Must meet medical malpractice coverage requirements of $3M/$5M
  • Temporary privileges may be available for providers with a clean credentialing file
  • Technology & Workflow
  • RPCE Tech Stack
Mosaic Remote diagnostic reading workflow Why Consider This Opportunity? Long-term remote coverage Consistent MondayFriday schedule No onsite requirement specified Dedicated Nuclear Medicine and PET imaging focus Established daily case volume Potential for temporary privileges for qualified candidates Interested in learning more? Reach out today for additional details about this long-term remote opportunity.

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