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David Careers

Emergency Radiologist

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midwest radiologyLexington (KY)
RadiologistsOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$650k-$1,000k / yr

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About the role

Midwest Radiology, P.A., a 100% radiologist-owned private practice, is seeking board certified, fellowship-trained Body, Musculoskeletal, and Emergency radiologists to join their growing group as future shareholders. Clinicians have the flexibility to work remotely anywhere in the United States while handling a busy subspecialized caseload. This shareholder-track position offers a competitive compensation package and a flexible schedule of 7 nights on and 14 nights off. Practice Info 100% radiologist-owned private practice centered in Minneapolis/St. PaulOption to work remotely anywhere in the United StatesGroup composed of over 175 radiologists with 80 fellowship-trained in Body or Emergency Radiology Shift & Schedule10PM-7AM CSTTypical schedule is 7 nights on, 14 nights off (flexible)
Responsibilities:
  • Read a high volume of Body CT, US, and radiographs
  • Read a smaller volume of MRI and routine nuclear medicine exams
  • Read a moderate volume of MSK MRI and CT in addition to Body for MSK subspecialists
  • Collaborate as a team alongside multiple other subspecialty radiologists
  • Compensation$650k-$1,000k / yrComprehensive compensation and benefits package of $750K annually for shareholders
  • Ability to earn $1.0 million by working additional shifts
  • Minimal buy-in amount for shareholder track position
  • Credit toward shareholdership available to experienced radiologists
Benefits: In-house licensing and credentialing24/7 dedicated IT24/7 transcription editing and formatting24/7 clerical and quality assurance staff to verify exam content and comparisons, contact referrers and help communicate results
Qualifications:
  • Board certified
  • Fellowship-trained in Body, Musculoskeletal, or Emergency radiology
  • Strong interpersonal and practice building skills

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