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Remote Overnight Diagnostic Radiologist

Noor Locums

Jacksonville, FL • Remote

$296K - $370K/yr

Other

Re-posted 3 days ago


Job description

We are seeking Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Diagnostic Radiologists for an ongoing overnight teleradiology opportunity supporting multiple Baptist Medical Center legacy facilities. This is an excellent opportunity for radiologists seeking consistent overnight remote work while reading a diverse mix of emergency and inpatient studies.

Providers will work in a Level II Trauma environment with an expected productivity of approximately 80-100 RVUs per shift.

Long-term scheduling opportunities are available.
Case Mix

Providers will interpret a broad range of emergency diagnostic studies, including approximately:

  • X-Ray: 40%
  • CT: 40%
  • Ultrasound: 10%
  • MRI: 10%

Cases originate from Level II Trauma Centers and community hospital emergency departments.