Ohio Teleradiology Job

Physician Job Info.

Facility:	USArad.com, LLC
Location:	Teleradiology, Ohio USA
Degree:	MD or DO
Years Partnership:	Negotiable
Board Status:	Board Certified
Beginning Comp.:	Negotiable
Potential Comp.:	600k - 699k
Locum Rate:	Negotiable
Perm/Locum:	Perm or LT
Workload:	Either
Position Type:	Teleradiology
Skills:	Medical Imaging Angiography Athrography Biopsies Body Imaging Cardiac / Cardiovascular Cross Sectional Computed Tomography Emergency Radiology Fluoroscopy Mammography Magnetic Resonance Imaging MSK Myelography Neuroradiology Non-Invasive Vascular Nuclear Medicine Pediatrics Nighthawk Ultrasound Vascular / Interventional Women's Imaging
Company:	USARAD.com

Teleradiology Opportunity with USArad.com

USARAD.COM - unique progressive teleradiology company is currently experiencing significant growth. We are interested in contracting with additional radiologists with excellent training and SERVICE-ORIENTED mentality. Looking to fill the following shifts:

1. Evening/weekend

2. Night

3. Day-time (for general work and subspecialty consultations)

WE ARE INTERESTED IN RADIOLOGISTS LICENSES IN ALL US STATES.

Please visit our website www.usarad.com for more information about our company. You can also contact David Morgan, at , email your CV to or fax to .

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

How does USARAD.COM differs from other teleradiology providers?

USARAD is run and operated by radiologists. We are a private company without a large bureaucracy or nonmedical interests. You make the money, not the paper-pushers.

You get paid what you deserve, for every case you read.

We utilize "Radiology-on-demand" paradigm. You work when you want to work.

Complete freedom in selecting the U.S.-based location of your choice. We do not require you to move or work from a central office.

We offer the most advanced proprietary technology available today. We provide all support staff necessary to provide a quality interpretation.

Our radiologists earn prime industry compensation for both full time and part time positions.

Subspecialty and general radiology are all under one roof.

What qualifications do I need to become a RSA radiologist?

You must be U.S.-trained and board-certified.

You must reside in the United States.

You must be licensed in at least one state. We prefer that you are licensed in multiple states of course.

For subspecialty division, you must have CAQ and/or be fellowship trained.

For general division, you must be proficient with CT.

Do I need extensive computer skills?

Computer/ PACS familiarity is very helpful, however you do not need extensive skills.

Do I need to have my own malpractice coverage?

Having your own malpractice coverage will be very helpful, however USArad group malpractice policy is available.

About Ohio Teleradiology Jobs

Teleradiology jobs are regulated by the Ohio Medical Board. The State Medical Board of Ohio is a state agency extablished by the legistlature to protect the public health, safety and welfare by regulating the practice of medicine within the state of Ohio. The Board is responsible for licensing physicians and surgeons, osteopathic physicians and surgeons, podiatric physicians and surgeons, physician assistants, anesthesiologist assistants, massage therapists, cosmetic therapists, mechanotherapists, naprapaths, and acupuncturists. In addition to granting licensure to these professionals, the Ohio Medical Board seeks to ensure the safe and effective provision of medical care to the citizens of Ohio by monitoring and regulating the professional conduct of its licensees and enforcing the provisions adopted by the Board regarding misconduct.

Source: http://med.ohio.gov/pdf/ruleguide.pdf