Radiology - Breast Physician
emerald resource groupNew York (NY)
Radiology - Breast Physician
Posted 17 days ago
emerald resource groupNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
We're seeking a Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Breast Radiologist, fellowship-trained or with substantial breast imaging experience, to join a closely integrated team in a dedicated breast imaging setting. This isn't a split-focus position. You'll work exclusively within your specialty, alongside the same team day in and day out, in an environment designed around collaboration and continuity of care. One specialty, full focus There's no rotating through unrelated services here. Breast imaging is the entire scope of the role, which keeps you engaged and operating at the top of your expertise. Collaboration built into the day Everyone works on site, so direct access to colleagues and support staff is constant. Communication stays simple, and care stays coordinated without extra effort. Space to keep developing Whether you're just getting started or well into your career, this group values mentorship and open knowledge-sharing, and there's real room to grow within it. Infrastructure that removes the friction Administrative and care coordination support is already in place, so your focus stays on interpretation and procedures rather than operational tasks. A large, established surgical referral network is already part of the setup.
Compensation and Benefits:
- Competitive base salary plus sign-on bonus
- Comprehensive benefits packageCME funding and continued education support
- Strong administrative and clinical support
- What We're Looking ForBoard-Certified or Board-Eligible in Radiology
- Fellowship training in Breast Imaging, or equivalent experience
- Proficiency with tomosynthesis, breast MRI, and ultrasound
- Comfortable performing diagnostic and interventional breast procedures
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