Job Summary
Job Description
Diagnostic Radiologist Needed 1 Hour From Asheville North Carolina
- 1:6 Call Rotation
- After hours Night Hawk Service
- Monday- Friday 8A-5P (weeks 1-5)
- Week Six is Late/Call & Weekend Coverage
- M-F 10A – 7P
- Saturday & Sunday 8A-7P In House
- On Call all week from 7P-7A – Only called in for Rare mechanical failures
- Ability to Perform Reads From Home
- Among only imaging centers in area to adopt 3D Mammography
- Mammography certification required
- Stable Group, equally divided workload
- Full Time Interventional Radiologist M-F
- Light Interventional Procedures as needed when IR is on PTO.
- Thoracentesis
- Paracentesis
- Arthrograms
- Routine CT
- Ultrasound-guided biopsies
- Lumbar Puncture
- Interventional Breast procedures
- Diagnostics Include
- X-ray, CT
- Ultrasound
- Mammography – Preferred, not mandatory
- Bone Density
- Nuclear,
- Mobile PET & Mamo
- MRI & Breast MRI
Opportunity to Participate In Graduate Medical Education
- Internal Medicine Residency
- Gastroenterology Fellowship
- Geriatric Fellowship
- Family Medicine in 2025
- Medical Students
Compensation package includes:
- Competitive Fixed Salary
- $50,000 Sign On Bonus
- $15,000 Relocation Stipend
- $15-25K per year Student Loan Assistance
- PSLF – Public Service Loan Forgiveness
- CME + $3,000 Stipend
- 10 Weeks PTO
- Full Benefits Package
- Excellent403b retirement and savings plan
- Maternity and Paternity benefit
About the Hospital
Located just an hour from Asheville, the hospital is a not-for-profit system in beautiful Western NC and affiliated with a larger academic health system. Nestled at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and licensed for 315 acute care beds. The primary service area is 90,000 with a total service area population of 216,000 lives.
Area Highlights
- Close to National Forest
- State Park sits next to pristine 6,812-acre reservoir
- Boating, swimming, fishing, camping
- Paddle-in campsites
- 15 miles of mountain bike trails
- South Mountains State Park, one of the state’s most rugged areas
- Elevations to 3,000 feet
- 80-foot waterfall and mountain streams
- More than 40 miles of trails for hikers, equestrians, and outdoor adventurers
- 17-mile mountain bike loop
- Drive-to campsites sit beside the Jacob Fork River
- Thriving Music, Theatre, and Arts scene as well as some of the region’s best Wineries and Breweries
- Wonderful shopping and dining
- Area recently named one of the Most Affordable Places to Live by US News & World Reports.