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Permanent - Radiologist/Diagnostic - Virginia

Diagnostic Radiology Virginia Permanent
Location
Virginia
Type
Permanent
Job #
5349

Permanent Opportunity – Diagnostic/Nuclear Radiology

  • Join a collegial, hospital-employed radiology team within a well-established, integrated healthcare system.

  • Interpret a broad spectrum of diagnostic imaging studies, including CT, MRI, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, plain film, mammography, and nuclear medicine.

  • Opportunity to incorporate subspecialty interests, with particular support for body imaging and hybrid body/nuclear medicine expertise.

  • Flexible work model with a combination of on-site and remote reading days to support work-life balance.

  • Collaborate closely with referring physicians across multiple specialties and maintain strong clinical relationships.

  • Modern imaging facilities with advanced equipment and a strong procedural support infrastructure.

  • Open to Board Certified/Board Eligible Diagnostic Radiologists, including fellowship-trained specialists and new graduates.

  • Ideal candidates are team-oriented, comfortable with a community-based general radiology practice, and committed to high-quality patient care.

    Your Assurgent recruiter for this search.

    KateLynn ArmstrongPermanent Placement Recruiter913-342-8390Email KateLynn

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