California Diagnostic Radiology and Tele Radiology options

CA client is hiring for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology. Three hospital locations

Providers are expected to credential and work at all 3 facilities, located within 30 minutes of each other. The minimum expectation is 12 reads per hour.

 All full-time positions offer (W2) – 401k, health, dental (100% covered for employee, employee will cover dependents, can also reimburse for State Medical License DEA and Board Certification, 12 weeks’ vacation.

 Additional Professional Expenses: Up to $5,000/year, can include pre-approved CME courses (must sub cert after completion) OR purchase equipment necessary for them to perform basic job functions - e.g. Screens, a mouse, but not an iPad or iPhone.  

 

- All locations - EMR - Cerner, PACS GE Centricity and Power Scribe 360 for dictation.

 RVU bonus - The RVU bonus is $45 per RVU for any amount exceeding the required threshold. This is calculated once per quarter, and payouts for additional RVUs that exceed the threshold will occur in the month following the quarter's closure

 Interventional Radiology (I/R On-Site)  

Need is for 1 full time or a mix of part-time physicians to complete the schedule.

 

    • Compensation for Full time: $625,000/annually
    • Schedule Requirements:
    • Full time M-F 8a-5p/ 3 weeks/month, on-sight, plus one week call and one full weekend each month.
    • Call - 1/Physician will cover all 3 locations – M-F, (5p-8a)
    • Weekend Call – Saturday/Sunday – 24 hours each day
    • Standard Bread and Butter procedures required.
    • When an I/R physician is scheduled in one location, one physician will split their time in the other two locations (half day at each location)

 

Diagnostic Radiology Positions: In House

Need is for 1 full time or a mix of parttime physicians to complete the schedule.

 

    • Compensation For full time: $700,000 per year
    • Schedule Requirements:
    • Monday-Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM (40 weeks per year)
    • To include 1 weekend per month, (2 x 9 hr shifts 8a-5p)
    • Base Salary of $700,000 for 14,000 RVUs, with bonuses for additional RVUs.
    • Standard Diagnostic procedures required
    • Must read all modalities

 

 

Teleradiology Options: Full Time 7 on 14 off, 7 consecutive shifts to include one full weekend

 

    • Schedule 7 consecutive shifts Monday through Sunday, followed by 14 consecutive days off.
    • Shift hours – Monday through Friday 6hr shifts of 4pm-10pm and Saturday and Sunday 9hr shifts of 8am-5pm
    • Must read all modalities
    • Average Reading Pace 12 cases per hour
    • Will read for all 3 locations
    • Compensation - $400,000 per year, 11000 RVU Threshold

 

Teleradiology Option 1 - Part Time

Provider must be able to commit to a minimum of 12 shifts a month, 2 x 5 weekday shifts plus one full weekend.

 

    • 10 weekday shifts per month and 1 full weekend
    • M-F – (4p-10p)
    • Weekends 2 x 9-hour shifts (8a-5p)
    • Must read all modalities
    • Average Reading Pace 12 cases per hour
    • Will read for all 3 locations
    • Compensation - $415,000 per year – 12k RVU threshold

 

 

Teleradiology Options 2 - Part Time

Provider must be able to commit to a

minimum of 7 consecutive shifts a month, 5 weekday shifts plus one full weekend.

 

    • 7 Consecutive shifts a month to include 1 full weekend
    • Shift hours – Monday through Friday 6hr shifts of 4pm-10pm and Saturday and Sunday 9hr shifts of 8am-5pm
    • Must read all modalities
    • Average Reading Pace 12 cases per hour
    • Will read for all 3 locations
    • Compensation - $275,000 per year RVU Threshold 7,500

 

 

 

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