North Dakota Teleradiology Job

Physician Job Info.

Facility:	Hospitals & Clinics
Location:	Mid-Sized, North Dakota USA
Degree:	MD or DO
Years Partnership:	1
Board Status:	Board Certified
Beginning Comp.:	450k - 499k
Potential Comp.:	600k - 699k
Perm/Locum:	Perm ASAP
Workload:	Full Time
Position Type:	Multi-Specialty Clinic Imaging Center Teleradiology
Skills:	Nighthawk Fluoroscopy Vascular / Interventional Women's Imaging Emergency Radiology Body Imaging Ultrasound Pediatrics Nuclear Medicine Neuroradiology Non-Invasive Vascular Myelography MSK Magnetic Resonance Imaging Mammography Medical Imaging Computed Tomography Cross Sectional Cardiac / Cardiovascular Biopsies Athrography Angiography
Company:	Medical Placement and Search

North Dakota: $450K to Start, 2nd Year $550K, No Buy In

21 member Radiology Department with 3 Interventionalists, serving 450 bed Level I Trauma Center and numerous clinics seeks BC Radiologist. Staff attorneys will assist candidates with H-1 Visas. State-of-the-art equipment including PACS and teleradiology. Practice in both clinic and hospital settings – with opportunity to work with medical students. Over 210,000 examinations are performed annually. Guaranteed 1st year income of $450K + 11-13% pension contribution + starting incentives, signing bonus, including student loan repayment, and full medical benefits, including vision and dental. In succeeding years income increases to $560K + same benefits. No buy-in. Vacation is 8 weeks per year + 2 additional weeks for CME (+ $4K for CME). Call is every twelfth week beginning at 7 P.M. and continuing until Nighthawk kicks in at 11 P.M.

For more information call Phil Carrier at: . Please email confidential CV along with comments on your search criteria to -

About North Dakota Teleradiology Jobs

Teleradiology jobs are regulated by the North Dakota Medical Board. The North Dakota State Board of Medical Examiners is the state agency responsible for the licensure and discipline of all physicians (M.D.'s and D.O.'s) and all physician assistants who practice medicine in North Dakota. The Board's mission is to protect the public's health, safety and welfare by regulating the practice of medicine, thereby ensuring quality health care for the citizens of North Dakota.

Source: http://www.ndbomex.com/mission.htm