Remote tele MSK Neuroradiology Diagnostic General Body Radiologists daytime Physician...

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sacbarBrooklyn (NY)

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Senior

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$500,000 per year

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About the role

Position Overview: Summit Radiology is seeking daytime remote radiologists (full time and mercenary) to join our physician-owned, fiercely independent group. Choose from a few different schedule options and earn $500,000+ annually and up to $1,000, 000 plus per year. Only 8 weekends/year !Why you will want to join: Internal moonlighting (day & evening) from home Incentive pay for all shifts worked No mandatory evenings or nights Full benefits : malpractice, retirement, medical, dental Credentialing & workstation provided at no cost Ability to buy/sell shifts, weekends, and vacation Ability to sign on and sign off as a mercenary support as a daytime tele 60 min RVU requirement Work Model Our teleradiologists read across all modalities using template-driven reports for efficiency and consistency. You’ll have on-demand access to subspecialty colleagues, a reasonable workload, and 24/7 IT & admin support —so you can focus on reading, not troubleshooting.
Compensation & Benefits:
  • Highly competitive pay with flexibility to design your schedule and income goals
  • Full malpractice coverage
  • Retirement, medical, and dental insurance
  • Workstation provided
  • Credentialing managed by Summit
  • Practice Profile 100% physician-owned and operated—radiologists set the standards, policies, and direction100+ radiologists serving 40 hospitals and 25+ outpatient centers, plus a dedicated IR clinic
  • Single worklist across all facilities via practice-owned PACS, RIS, and VR for streamlined workflows
  • Large enough to offer stability and innovation, small enough to keep your voice heard
Summit Radiology combines scale, independence, and technology to create a high-earning, balanced remote career.

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