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Facility undisclosed
Providence, RI
We’re working with a community-based hospital just outside Providence (Southcoast MA) affiliated with Brown University Health to add a Board Certified/Board Eligible General Radiologist who has a strong interest in - or fellowship training in - Breast Imaging. This is a hospital-based role that blends diagnostic and interventional breast imaging with some general diagnostic radiology, offering clinical variety and schedule flexibility. Why this role is attractive A balanced mix of diagnostic and interventional breast work (stereo and ultrasound-guided biopsies, localizations) plus some general radiology to keep your practice broad. Significant remote reading opportunities, with the ability to perform procedures in person when needed - you may be able to work multiple consecutive weeks remotely. Flexible scheduling (full-time or part-time) and generally daytime shifts (typically 8:00-5:00). A collaborative, patient-centered team in a collegial environment, with an academic affiliation to Brown University Health and optional teaching opportunities for medical students. Strong operational support: advanced imaging technology, a highly efficient VRad PACS reading platform, and a dedicated nurse navigator to help coordinate patient follow-up and scheduling. Compensation & benefits Competitive base salary range $490k-$550k+ DOE, with productivity-based incentives and bonus potential. Plenty of internal moonlighting opportunities to boost income. Very lifestyle-friendly practice model. Generous CME allowance, relocation assistance, and malpractice insurance coverage. Comprehensive health and wellness benefits, 401(k) with 6% employer match. Visa candidates are welcome to apply. Requirements Board Certified or Board Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology. Completion of an ACGME-accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency. Fellowship training or significant experience in Breast Imaging is preferred. MQSA certification or eligibility required. Eligible for Massachusetts medical licensure. This is a great opportunity if you’re looking for clinical diversity, scheduling flexibility, and optional academic involvement within a supportive, university-affiliated community hospital. EOE
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