North Carolina Radiology Physician Job

Physician Job Info.

Facility:	Alpha Medical Group
Location:	Southeastern, North Carolina USA
Degree:	MD or DO
Years Partnership:	2
Board Status:	BC/BE
Beginning Comp.:	Negotiable
Potential Comp.:	Negotiable
Perm/Locum:	Perm in 90 days
Workload:	Full Time
Position Type:	Group
Skills:	Women's Imaging
Company:	Alpha Medical Group

Dedicated Women's Imager

Large sub-specialized group wants to add a fourth Women's Imager due to growth. 90%+ Women's Imaging is available. Multi-million dollar (privately owned) 20,000 square foot comprehensive breast center and satellite center. Second center will be opening soon. Full field digital mammography units, stereotactic biopsies, Ultrasound, and DEXA Bone Densitometry. Plans to expand to full service women's center with additional Ultrasound and Fluoroscopy. Excellent compensation with a very high earning potential. Eight weeks of vacation to start and partners take twelve weeks. Full family health benefits, pension plan with government maximum put in. Many other fringe benefits in the package. Excellent location in beautiful North Carolina. Contact April Taylor, Alpha Medical Group at or ataylor.

About North Carolina Radiology Physician Jobs

Radiology Physician jobs are regulated by the North Carolina Medical Board. The North Carolina Medical Board was established by the General Assembly “in order to properly regulate the practice of medicine and surgery for the benefit and protection of the people of North Carolina.” The practice of medicine is a privilege granted by the state. The North Carolina Medical Board, through efficient and dedicated organization, will license, monitor, discipline, educate, and when appropriate, rehabilitate physicians and mid-level practitioners to assure their fitness and competence in the service of the people of North Carolina. In fulfilling its mission, the Board will play a leading role in the ever-changing health care environment through dialogue with the public, the legislature, academia, and the medical community.

Source: http://www.ncmedboard.org/