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Remote Breast Imaging Radiologist

Posted 3 days ago

radiology partnersMillbrae (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Radiology Partners El Paso is seeking a Remote Breast Imaging Radiologist to join their physician-led practice. This 100% remote opportunity involves interpreting breast imaging studies for hospitals and imaging centers throughout the El Paso, TX market. Providers can enjoy flexible scheduling with no nights or weekends, competitive compensation, and a healthy work-life balance. Practice Info Interpreting breast imaging studies for hospitals and imaging centers throughout the El Paso, TX market Technology-driven remote environment Shift & Schedule Day/1st ShiftFull-time (30+ hrs/week) Full-time, part-time, and 1099 opportunities Flexible Scheduling - No Nights or Weekends Consistent Daytime Hours : 8am-5pm MSTResponsibilitiesScreening Mammography Diagnostic Mammography Collaboration with breast imaging colleagues and referring physicians Delivering accurate, timely interpretations that support excellent patient care Working independently within a highly efficient, technology-driven remote environment CompensationCompetitive Productivity-Based Compensation Benefits10-12 Weeks PTO (Full-Time) Comprehensive Benefits + 401(k) (Full-Time) Malpractice Coverage Provided
Qualifications:
  • ABR/AOBR Board Certified or Board EligibleACGME-accredited Diagnostic Radiology ResidencyMQSA Qualified
  • Fellowship Training in Breast Imaging Preferred
  • Texas License or Willingness to Obtain

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