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Connecticut Radiology Physician Job
Physician Job Info.
| Facility: | Private Practice |
| Location: | Connecticut, Connecticut USA |
| Degree: | MD |
| Years Partnership: | 1 |
| Board Status: | Board Certified |
| Beginning Comp.: | 250k - 299k |
| Potential Comp.: | 450k - 499k |
| Perm/Locum: | Perm ASAP |
| Workload: | Full Time |
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| Company: | American Medical Recruiters |
General Radiology Position
About Connecticut Radiology Physician Jobs
Radiology Physician jobs are regulated by the Connecticut Medical Board. Serving under the Connecticut Department of Health, the role of the Connecticut Medical Examining Board is to hear and decide matters concerning suspension or revocation of licensure, to adjudicate complaints against practitioners and to impose sanctions where appropriate.Source: http://www.cga.ct.gov/2007/pub/Chap370.htm#Sec20-8.htm
A private group of 12 radiologists all of which are partners are seeking a General Radiologist to replace a retiring partner. The group covers one hospital consisting of 4 different locations and two group-owned imaging centers. There is some travel between locations based upon where you live and your sub-specialty.
While this is a general position the group would like someone with fellowship training in Breast Imaging, Body Imaging, MSK, Neuro or IR and you would get a small percentage of that specialty work as it comes in. A Breast Imager must be able to read Breast MR and handle Breast Interventions. They are not doing the high-end vascular interventions but there is a need for someone to do basic IR such as biopsies and drainages.
General reads consist of: MR, CT, US (Gen, OB and Vascular), MSK, MRA/CTA, Neuro, fluoro, plain films and Mammo. All equipment is state-of-the-art with a new 16-slice scanner being installed in one of the centers this summer. PACS in the hospital is GE Centricity and the centers use SECTRA and GE.
Weekday call is from 5pm – 8pm and weekend call is from 7am – 6pm and rotated equally between all radiologists. There is a nighthawk service that picks up from 8pm-7am during the week and 6pm-7am on the weekends and holidays.
Benefits include: paid malpractice, full family medical, dental and optical insurance, disability and life insurance, tax shelters and pension plans and a negotiable relocation package. Vacation time is 9 weeks for all radiologists.