Radiologist - St. Mary's General Medical Group

Northwest Radiology Associates is offering full time positions with a hospital based private practice in desirable areas of northern New Jersey in the NYC metropolitan area. We service multiple hospital locations within the state in both suburban and urban settings. This collegial multi-subspecialty group has been providing more than 20 years’ service to this hospital system. 

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Candidate must be experienced and proficient in standard breast imaging and interventional procedures.  These  include breast MRI, preoperative localization procedures and biopsy with ultrasound, stereotactic and MR guidance.  Fellowship training would be a plus. Opportunities to develop and grow the practice through community outreach and education.  Candidate must also be proficient in general diagnostic radiology practice.  NJ state licensure and board certification or eligibility required.

Compensation and Benefits

• Flexible schedule with reasonable shifts
• Competitive compensation 
• Health Insurance paid: no cost for provider
• Retirement: 401k 
• Vacation
• CME allowance
• Partnership option with no buy-in cost
• Malpractice insurance including tail coverage

Experience:
- Proficient in acute pain management procedures
- Familiarity with family planning imaging techniques
- Experience conducting research in the field of radiology
- Knowledge of home care and senior care imaging protocols
- Expertise in tube feeding imaging procedures
- Familiarity with ICD-10 coding system and Epic electronic medical records software
- Experience working in a hospital or healthcare setting
- Understanding of public health initiatives related to radiology