Massachusetts Radiology Physician Job

Physician Job Info.

Facility:	Academic Program seeks IR Section Chief
Location:	Boston, Massachusetts USA
Degree:	MD or DO
Years Partnership:	N/A
Board Status:	Board Certified
Beginning Comp.:	350k - 399k
Potential Comp.:	400k - 449k
Perm/Locum:	Perm ASAP
Workload:	Full Time
Position Type:	Academic
Skills:	Vascular / Interventional
Company:	American Medical Recruiters

Section Chief - Interventional Radiology

Major medical center with over 700 beds is recruiting an Interventional Section Chief. The department consists of 4-5 radiologists in IR, including the part-timers. The program is seeking someone with experience in management and organizing people, as well as research. You can expect the full scope of inpatient and outpatient procedures, including arterial and venous IR, oncologic IR, biliary and liver transplant IR, venous disease, vein ablations UAE, TIPS, and non-invasive cardiovascular imaging. The section performs over 3,500 procedures annually! Call is 1:4. There is additional compensation if an IR takes more than 12 weeks of IR call in a given year. Initial compensation and academic rank are negotiable based on experience and current academic rank. Benefits include: malpractice coverage; seven weeks off; a CME stipend; family medical and dental coverage; vision, disability and life insurance; pension plans and tax shelters; and a negotiable relocation package.

About Massachusetts Radiology Physician Jobs

Radiology Physician jobs are regulated by the Massachusetts Medical Board. The overriding mission of the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine is to serve the public by striving to ensure that only qualified physicians are licensed to practice in the Commonwealth, to ensure that those physicians and health care institutions in which they practice provide to their patients a high standard of care, and to support an environment that maximizes the high quality of health care in Massachusetts. To do this, the Board investigates complaints, holds hearings and determines sanctions. These functions are critical to protecting the public by ensuring that only competent physicians and acupuncturists are practicing in Massachusetts.

Source: http://www.massmedboard.org/