Northeast Montana Radiologist Job – 60 Miles South of the Canadian Border

Northeast Montana Radiologist Job – 60 Miles South of the Canadian Border

Permanent • Full-Time

• Permanent radiology job opening • Seeking a board certified or truly board eligible radiologist • General radiology with mammography and light interventional radiology

• Procedures may include: • Image-guided biopsies and drainages (US and CT guided) – up to provider comfort level • Lumbar punctures • Myelograms • Thoracentesis • Paracentesis • Arthrograms • Joint aspirations and injections

• Monthly imaging volumes: • CT: 253 • MRI: 90 • Ultrasound: 165 • Mammography: 90 (tomosynthesis trained) • Nuclear Medicine: 15 (Cardiolites, HIDA, gastric emptying, and bone scans) • X-ray: 525 • Fluoroscopy: 5–10 exams per month • Interventional radiology exams: 20

• EMR: Meditech Expanse • PACS: Synapse • Dictation: Powerscribe • DEA required • Controlled substance permit not required • Client willing to wait for license • No visa candidates, unfortunately • Referral fees available if you know a qualified candidate • RecruitWell can arrange a call with the client for further discussion

• Compensation up to $700,000 depending on experience and call responsibilities • Call schedule negotiable • Loan repayment available • Sign-on bonus • Malpractice insurance provided • Health insurance • 401k • Seven weeks vacation • Two weeks CME

• Not-for-profit, Joint Commission–accredited critical access hospital • 25-bed facility serving the Glasgow community and surrounding region since 1911 • Provides a full spectrum of inpatient and outpatient medical services • Collaborative and cohesive medical staff • Strong emphasis on quality, safety, and compassionate care • Continues to invest in new programs, equipment, and provider recruitment to meet the evolving healthcare needs of Northeast Montana

• Located in Northeastern Montana • Approximately 60 miles south of the Canadian border • Near Fort Peck Lake — the largest body of water in Montana with over 1,500 miles of shoreline

• Welcoming small-town community • Excellent schools • Safe neighborhoods • Family-oriented environment • Historic charm and relaxed pace of life

• Outstanding outdoor recreation including hunting, fishing, boating, camping, and wildlife viewing • Access to Fort Peck Lake and surrounding scenic landscapes • Wide-open spaces and Montana’s iconic “Big Sky” views • Ideal environment for providers seeking a quieter lifestyle with meaningful community impact

• Open communication • Sense of urgency • Teamwork • Accountability • Driven to win • Higher consciousness