Arizona Nuclear Medicine Job

Physician Job Info.

Facility:	Children's Hospital
Location:	Metro, Arizona USA
Degree:	MD
Years Partnership:	N/A
Board Status:	BC/BE
Beginning Comp.:	Negotiable
Potential Comp.:	Negotiable
Perm/Locum:	Perm ASAP
Workload:	Either
Position Type:	Group Hospital
Skills:	Fluoroscopy Vascular / Interventional Emergency Radiology Body Imaging Ultrasound Pediatrics Nuclear Medicine Neuroradiology Non-Invasive Vascular MSK Magnetic Resonance Imaging Computed Tomography Cross Sectional Cardiac / Cardiovascular
Company:	Sherriff & Associates, Inc

Summer Year 'Round! Southwest Children's Hospital Pediatric Radiology

Our Pediatric Radiology practice, based at our thriving children's hospital, is seeking additional Pediatric Radiologists due to continued rapid growth in Pediatric services here. Highlights of our practice include:

Secure and financially beneficial hospital employed practice - Top Tier income with no practice management headaches!
Organized Pediatric Radiology Subspecialty Sections
Superb Team Environment
Growing Children’s Hospital
75,000 + Volume
The Only Dedicated Pediatric Radiology Practice in the State
Equal Work Loads, Equal Call Sharing
Optional Resident Teaching
All Pediatric Radiology Disciplines Welcomed
Terrific Benefits Package, Vacation, CME, Paid Malpractice Insurance, Excellent Retirement Plan
Mild Seasons, Great Metro Area for Family
Tremendous Recreational Opportunities
All the Fine Arts & Recreational Amenities

To learn more, please contact

Julie Sherriff for Children's Hospital Recruitment

About Arizona Nuclear Medicine Jobs

Nuclear Medicine jobs are regulated by the Arizona Medical Board. The Arizona Medical Board is committed to serving the public through the honest, fair, and judicious licensing and regulation of allopathic physicians (MDs). We also strive to streamline the laws that regulate the practice of the medical profession in the state of Arizona by clarifying existing regulations and creating new laws to address the future needs of the community.

Source: http://www.azmd.gov/