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Physician / Radiology / Connecticut / Locum tenens / Neurology Radiologist MD/DO - Hartford, CT Job

Posted 7 days ago

optigy groupBel Air (MD)

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About the role

Neuro radiologist Long-Term Locum Tenens Opportunity Onsite Coverage Flexible Daytime Schedule Call Required Opportunity Overview An excellent long-term locum tenens opportunity is available for a Board-Certified Neuroradiologist to provide onsite coverage. This position offers flexible daytime scheduling, with shifts occurring between 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM EST, along with call responsibilities. Qualified candidates should be comfortable managing a consistent diagnostic imaging workload while meeting established productivity expectations. Schedule & Coverage
Setting: Onsite
Coverage Type: Long-term locum tenens Daytime Hours: Flexible scheduling between 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM EST
Call: Required
Schedule: To be coordinated within the designated coverage window
Requirements:
  • Board Certified required
  • Neuroradiology expertise
  • Ability to provide onsite coverage
  • Availability for call responsibilities
  • Must meet medical malpractice insurance requirements of $5 million / $5 million
  • Productivity Expectations
  • Target productivity of 55 RVUs per shift
Technology RPCE tech stack Mosaic Credentialing Temporary privileges may be available for candidates with a clean credentialing file Estimated temporary privilege timeline: 68 weeks Why Consider This Opportunity? Long-term locum tenens assignment Flexible daytime scheduling Opportunity to provide specialized neuroradiology services Established technology and workflow systems Qualified Board-Certified Neuroradiologists interested in long-term onsite coverage are encouraged to inquire for additional details.

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