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Physician / Radiology / Kentucky / Locum tenens / Diagnostic Radiologist MD/DO - Richmond, KY Job

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optigy groupAlbany (NY)

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REMOTE GENERAL RADIOLOGIST OPPORTUNITY LONG-TERM REMOTE FTE DAY AND EVENING SHIFTS Join a long-term remote General Radiology opportunity with multiple openings for qualified radiologists. Flexible shift options are available across day and evening coverage, with ongoing needs 7 days per week.
POSITION DETAILS: Day Shift 8:00 AM5:00 PM EST 7 days per week 2 openings available Evening Shift 4:00 PM12:00 AM EST 7 days per week 1 opening available QUALIFICATIONS Board Certified or Board Eligible within 5 years General Radiology experience Ability to interpret routine, STAT, and stroke imaging studies Available for consistent, long-term remote coverage IMAGING MODALITY BREAKDOWN X-Ray: 45% CT: 40% Ultrasound: 8% MRI: 6% Nuclear Medicine: 1% CASE MIX Inpatient routine studies Other routine studies STAT cases Stroke imaging PRODUCTIVITY EXPECTATIONS 75 RVUs per shift TECHNOLOGY RPCE tech stack PowerScribe 4.0 WHY CONSIDER THIS OPPORTUNITY? Long-term remote FTE engagement Three available positions across day and evening shifts Consistent coverage needs 7 days per week General Radiology workload with a strong CT and X-ray focus Established reporting technology and workflow INTERESTED? Qualified General Radiologists interested in a long-term remote opportunity are encouraged to inquire. Please indicate your preferred shift and availability when responding.

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