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Physician Job Info.
| Facility: | Arthur & Associates Medical Search |
| Location: | One Year To Partnership, Florida USA |
| Degree: | MD or DO |
| Years Partnership: | 1 |
| Board Status: | Board Certified |
| Beginning Comp.: | 300k - 349k |
| Potential Comp.: | 450k - 499k |
| Perm/Locum: | Perm ASAP |
| Workload: | Full Time |
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| Company: | Arthur & Associates |
Florida West Coast Radiology Position
About Florida Nuclear Medicine Jobs
Nuclear Medicine jobs are regulated by the Florida Medical Board. As part of the Health Care Practitioner Regulation, the mission of the Florida Board of Medicine is to protect health care consumers by establishing and enforcing health care standards, licensing qualified health care practitioners and facilities, and disseminating health care information to the public. The Florida Board of Medicine evaluates applications for licensure and examination, conducts board meetings, administers policy, issues final orders in imposing discipline, reviews and approves continuing education providers, and audits licensure compliance for continuing education.Source: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/wearemqa.htm
Starting salary is $325k per year
1 year to partnership. $400k+
10 weeks vacation
Call at the moment is 1-5 but will decrease as more Radiologists are hired.
Please email or fax me a copy of your CV if you would like me to send it to the group on your behalf. I would then assist in arranging a confidential and mutually convenient time for the client to contact you over the phone(usually arranged in the evening). Feel free to call me if you have any questions. I can be reached Monday-Thursday from 9am to 9pm EST, Friday 9 to 5.
We are always very thankful for referrals of quality Radiology candidates. Rest assured confidentiality will be maintained if required. Many times we have seen where a Radiology candidate has a friend who is looking for a new position who they would like to work with or who would like to be confidentially kept abreast of Radiology positions in specific areas.
I have been a physician recruiter for over twenty years and I understand that Radiologists in practice as well as those coming out of training often require confidentiality in their search as well they do not wish their CV forwarded without their permission . I do this by only emailing the Radiologist or calling them at home to give them details about a position. They require that I get their permission before I can talk to a Radiology group on their behalf and forward their CV. When I forward a CV with permission, I note on the cover sheet that the Radiologist insists on keeping his/her search confidential if so instructed. Also I note the Radiologist would only like to be called at home at a mutually agreed upon time to discuss the position.
Mark Ehrenberg
Arthur & Associates Medical