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Physician / Radiology - Diagnostic / California / Permanent / $1.45MM Diagnostic Radiology In-Clinic or Remote West Coast Job

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medicus firmBakersfield (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$600k

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Diagnostic Radiology Physician - In-Clinic Positions! California Central Coast $1.45MM Position Highlights Work-Life Balance: Flexible schedule; in-clinic and hybrid positions Established Private Practice: Large, well-established private group with partnership opportunity Diagnostic Radiology: Bread-and-butter diagnostic practice, with some light IR Innovative Technology: Custom innovative software means more reads and less stress Compensation & Benefits Competitive Compensation: Earn $900k-$1.45MM+ Guaranteed Income: $600k 2-year income guarantee plus bonus potential Sign-on Bonus: $50k signing and $10k relocation allowance About the Community Ideal Coastal Location: Live and work in a very desirable location off the central coast of California, with over 400+ vineyards Year-Round Sunshine: Set between beautiful rolling hills and the Pacific Ocean, with gorgeous weather year-round Vibrant Downtown: Charming downtown center, award-winning restaurants, and a vibrant cultural scene Outdoor Paradise: An outdoor haven with expansive dunes, turquoise waters, and adventurous hiking trails Qualifications Degree: MD/DO Specialty: Diagnostic Radiology Certification: Board Certified or Eligible Licensure: Active CA License or Eligible to Obtain Experience: Open to 2027 and 2028 Graduates Job Reference: DR 27098

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