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IR Position in Georgia
Job Summary
Occupation
Physician
Specialty
Radiology
Degree Required
MD/DO
Position Type
Full-Time
Work Environment
Ambulatory Surgery Center (ASC)
Academic/Training Program
Hospital
Clinic/Private Practice
Location
Georgia, United States
Visa Sponsorship
No
Job Description
Last Update:
6/01/17
Private practice is actively recruiting a dynamic IR to take lead in growing the IR section of a 190 bed Medical Center in central Georgia. Take your pick from two scenarios.
#1 work all on site with partnership. Spend 50% of your time in IR and the balance in general radiology (CT, US, basic MR). Call is 1:3. Receive 450k and 8 weeks off first year, 500k and 9 weeks off 2nd year. Benefits provided. Partnership after 2nd year enjoying 10 weeks and earning mid 600’s – 700k.
#2 work 50% on site and 50% remote – non partnership. With this option you would work 50% of the time on site doing 50% IR and balance in general (no mammo) and then the other 50% of your time reading remotely from your home nearby (can even be Atlanta). A workstation will be set up in your home. With this option it would be a non partner position and receive 400k first year, 450k year 2, 500k year 3 and then increase with productivity bonus’ thereafter. You would get 10 weeks off, health and malpractice provided.
#1 work all on site with partnership. Spend 50% of your time in IR and the balance in general radiology (CT, US, basic MR). Call is 1:3. Receive 450k and 8 weeks off first year, 500k and 9 weeks off 2nd year. Benefits provided. Partnership after 2nd year enjoying 10 weeks and earning mid 600’s – 700k.
#2 work 50% on site and 50% remote – non partnership. With this option you would work 50% of the time on site doing 50% IR and balance in general (no mammo) and then the other 50% of your time reading remotely from your home nearby (can even be Atlanta). A workstation will be set up in your home. With this option it would be a non partner position and receive 400k first year, 450k year 2, 500k year 3 and then increase with productivity bonus’ thereafter. You would get 10 weeks off, health and malpractice provided.