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Recruit Well is seeking a General Radiologist for a permanent, full-time or part-time academic faculty position based in Bronx, New York. The role involves joining a 6-member Emergency Radiology division at a nationally recognized teaching hospital with Level II trauma centers. Clinicians will read a full spectrum of emergency studies with remote work options available. Practice Info Nationally recognized teaching hospital Level II trauma centers Academic faculty appointment with rank based on experience Internal moonlighting opportunities available Join a 6-member Emergency Radiology division24/7 CT, ultrasound, and MRI tech support Shift & Schedule Permanent, full-time academic faculty position
Schedule: 122 shifts per year (1 week on / 2 weeks off)
Overnight coverage with two radiologists on duty10-hour shifts (weekdays and weekends) Remote position (on-site option available) Open to full-time or part-time (61 shifts/year) Immediate start or July/August 2026 start for fellows
Responsibilities:
  • Read full spectrum of emergency studies including CT (body and neuro), ultrasound, and radiographs
  • Work alongside a night float resident
  • Overnight coverage with two radiologists on duty
Compensation
Salary: $500,000-$550,000 Productivity incentives available from day one
Generous referral fees
Benefits:
  • Paid malpractice insurance
  • Health, dental, and vision insurance
  • Short- and long-term disability403(b) retirement plan
  • Additional comprehensive benefits
Qualifications:
  • Seeking a board certified or truly board eligible diagnostic radiologist
  • Neuro MRI experience is a plus
  • No procedures required
  • No nuclear medicine or mammography required
  • Fellowship training preferred: Emergency Radiology, Neuroradiology, or Body Radiology
  • Must be eligible for New York licensure

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