Onsite Interventional and Diagnostic Radiologist Physician
Listed on 2026-10-09
-
Doctor/Physician
Medical Doctor, Surgeon, Radiologist, Emergency Medicine Physician
Onsite Interventional and Diagnostic Radiologist Physician
Location Clewiston, FL
No Remote
Type Contract
Posted Oct 6, 2026
Onsite Interventional and Diagnostic Radiologist Schedule and staffing- Proposed Monday-Friday schedule: 8 AM-4 PM, eight-hour clinical days.
- Two weeks on / two weeks off: 10 weekday clinical days per four-week cycle, approximately 130 clinical days annually per physician.
- Recruiting target: two alternating physicians to cover all weekday blocks. Alternative block arrangements may be considered.
- Nighthawk provides after-hours diagnostic interpretations. Weekend, holiday, and after-hours procedural coverage and compensation remain to be defined separately.
- Travel and lodging provided or reimbursed. Travel time and travel days are not compensated clinical days.
- $4,000 guaranteed per eight-hour clinical day.
- First 50 wRVUs per clinical day included; $45 per wRVU above 50.
- $50,000 sign-on bonus plus $30,000 relocation allowance: $80,000 total package per physician.
- 3% annual COLA applied to the clinical daily rate beginning on the first anniversary.
- Malpractice and tail coverage provided or paid; limits of $1 million per claim / $3 million aggregate.
- No breast imaging or mammography; no Medical Director responsibilities.
- At approximately 130 clinical days, estimated guaranteed annual clinical compensation is $520,000 per physician, excluding incentives, sign-on and relocation payments, and COLA. Actual compensation depends on the agreed number of clinical days.
Interpret CT, MRI, X-ray, and ultrasound for inpatient, Emergency Department, and affiliated outpatient services. Provide STAT and routine interpretations and communicate critical findings according to hospital requirements.
Procedural responsibilitiesPerform image-guided biopsies; CT- and ultrasound-guided procedures; paracentesis; thoracentesis; abscess and fluid drainage; drain placement; central venous access; PICC placement when required; arthrograms; joint injections; and other routine procedures within training, privileges, and scope of practice.
The supplied job order estimates approximately 3,000 studies annually. The agency should treat this as preliminary: whether this represents an individual physician workload or a particular portion of program volume requires confirmation.
(If this job is in fact in your jurisdiction, then you may be using a Proxy or VPN to access this site, and to progress further, you should change your connectivity to another mobile device or PC).