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Radiology job in WV
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Job Summary

Occupation Physician
Specialty Radiology
Degree Required MD/DO
Position Type Permanent/Full-Time
Work Environment Hospital Clinic/Private Practice
Location Beckley, West Virginia, United States
Visa Sponsorship No

Job Description

Last Update: 9/29/21
**Radiology opening in West Virginia - J1 eligible**



* Located in ***Beckley, WV*** - just 55 miles from Charleston!

* Service area of 288,000+ people

* Full-time, permanent opening

* Joining a well-respected, ***Private Radiology Practice***

* Group currently has 6 members

* The group interprets studies for two hospitals, a mammography center and several outpatient clinics (all interlinked with remote reading capability)

* Prefer well-trained physician, with a ***strong MSK background***, to additionally provide all facets of general diagnostic radiology, CT, MRI, Ultrasound, nuclear medicine and mammography

* Proficiency in interpreting all cross-sectional modalities including CTA, MRA, and PET/CT is necessary

* Experience performing limited interventional procedures, such as image guided biopsies, myelograms and arthrograms, is desired

* Call is shared every six weeks and the group utilizes a nighthawk service for after hours preliminary interpretations

* Expected load is 80 - 120 reads per day

* ***J1 visa candidates accepted!***

* The position offers a partnership opportunity with competitive compensation plus a comprehensive benefits package!



**The Community:**



Beckley is the largest city in southern West Virginia. Interstates I-77 and I-64 converge at Beckley with the U.S. Route 19 (US-19) expressway also serving the area. Tourism, technology, and transportation thrive here amid three national parks in the very center of the Eastern U.S. But perhaps more than a great place to work, Beckley is an ideal place to live. Even in the heart of the largest city in southern WV, you'll find woodland and park around every corner.



Beckley is located approximately 25 miles south of Fayetteville, WV; 50 miles west of Lewisburg, WV; 50 miles north of Bluefield, WV; and 55 miles southeast of Charleston, WV. Beckley-Raleigh County is the hub for retail facilities, financial resources and medical services for southern West Virginia, serving a market area of seven counties.



Tamarack, the states premier showcase for fine arts, handcrafts and Appalachian cuisine, is located in Beckley. The Appalachian Festival is a four-day, citywide celebration that takes place during the third week of August each year. The Cliffside Amphitheater at Grandview has produced two of the worlds most captivating outdoor dramas for more than 40 years: Honey in the Rock, the nations oldest Civil War Drama, and the Hatfields and McCoys. At the Exhibition Coal Mine, one can ride through the dark passages of a vintage coal mine. The guides are veteran miners and provide firsthand accounts of the daily responsibilities and travail of past and present day miners. As you ride through the mine in vintage "man cars" 500 feet below the ground, you will see working equipment and displays demonstrating old mining techniques. As experienced coal miners, your guides can tell you exactly what went on down in those dark passages.



**Recreation:**



Wild, wonderful West Virginia is a paradise for the outdoor enthusiast. Thousands of tourists visit southern West Virginia each year to challenge the whitewater of the New, Gauley and Greenbrier Rivers. Twenty-two guide companies operate on the rivers. New River Gorge, the states most popular outdoor recreation destination, is located just minutes from Beckley. It features the New River Gorge Bridge, the worlds longest single arch steel span bridge and the second highest bridge in the United States. This part of West Virginia is a skiers wonderland, as Winterplace Ski Resort is situated on southern West Virginia's highest peak, featuring 27 trails. Rock climbing on the monolithic cliffs that line the edges of the New River Gorge is also popular. For golfers, there are 17 courses within an hours drive including three at the world-famous Greenbrier. Hunting is a way of life here: black bear, turkey, whitetail deer, squirrel, grouse, bobwhite, cottontail rabbit, mink, fisher, beaver, bobcat, woodchuck, weasel, and red and grey fox are all native to the area. You can also fish for trout, bass, bluegill, muskie, catfish and walleye. There are hundreds of wooded trails for the hiker, and one of the largest limestone regions in the east attracts caving enthusiasts from across the country.



Tennis, swimming, trails and a campground are available at New River Park. Lake Stephens, west of town, is a 303-acre lake with swimming, fishing and boating. Nearby, the northern end of the New River Gorge National River is surrounded by 90 wooded acres with overlooks of the gorge and Horseshoe Bend. The area features hiking, picnicking and playgrounds. Whitewater rafting is popular on the New and Gauley Rivers.