Radiologist Opportunities – Breast Imaging (On-Site & Teleradiology) at Spectrum Management Services Company

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Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

29 Apr, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

29 Jan, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Breast Imaging, Mammography, Breast MRI, Breast Ultrasound, Diagnostic Skills, Collaboration, Patient Care, Radiology, Tomosynthesis, Healthcare, Medical Imaging, Fellowship Training, Oregon Medical Licensure, Physician Autonomy, Democratic Governance, Performance Reviews

Industry

Hospitals and Health Care

Description

Radiologist Opportunities – Breast Imaging (On-Site & Teleradiology) Practice Overview Corvallis Radiology, PC is a well-established, independent, physician-owned and physician-led private practice providing comprehensive imaging services throughout Oregon’s Willamette Valley. The group is a trusted partner to all five hospital sites within Samaritan Health Services, an integrated healthcare network serving the region and the Central Oregon Coast. We are a progressive, collegial practice that prioritizes physician autonomy, democratic governance, and long-term sustainability. Partnership compensation ranks in the top quartile nationally, and physician input is central to how the practice operates. Breast Imaging Opportunities Available Corvallis Radiology is seeking Breast Imaging Radiologists for both on-site and remote teleradiology roles, with partnership track opportunities available depending on position and experience. Available Roles: On-Site Breast Imaging Radiologist (Partnership Track) Breast Imaging Teleradiologist – Remote (Partnership Track) Clinical Scope – Breast Imaging Dedicated breast imaging responsibilities, including: Screening and diagnostic mammography Breast MRI Breast ultrasound Coverage across: Two dedicated breast imaging centers Three hospital-based mammography sites State-of-the-art technology, including: 100% tomosynthesis High-quality breast ultrasound 1.5T and 3T breast MRI For teleradiology roles, physicians will also maintain general diagnostic skills as part of the overall coverage model, consistent with Corvallis Radiology’s internal structure. Schedule & Structure 35 weeks per year 5 days per week, Monday–Friday Swing shifts shared equitably among radiologists, as applicable 3–4 call shifts per quarter No weekend call Call expectations may vary for remote physicians and those on the partnership track Partnership Track Transparent and well-defined pathway to partnership Typical track length: 1 year for experienced radiologists 2 years for those entering directly from fellowship Formal performance reviews conducted throughout the track period Partnership compensation ranks competitively on a national level Compensation & Benefits Partner take-home compensation in the top 25% nationally Retirement savings options include: Multiple 401(k) plans Flexible retirement plan choices Professional liability insurance Medical Insurance: Employer-provided base HSA medical coverage with a contribution toward employee, spouse, and/or family Plan Flexibility: Option to upgrade to more comprehensive coverage at the employee’s expense Disability and life insurance Sign-on bonus: $75,000 (On-site), $50,000 (Remote) CME allowance $4,000 annually Home workstation and IT support for remote radiologists Qualifications MD or DO Board Certified or Board Eligible (ABR or AOBR) Fellowship training in Breast Imaging Eligible for Oregon medical licensure Comfortable practicing in a collaborative, multi-site environment Why Corvallis Radiology? Corvallis Radiology offers the stability of a physician-owned practice combined with the lifestyle advantages of living and working in one of the Pacific Northwest’s most desirable communities. Corvallis is home to Oregon State University, excellent schools, and abundant outdoor recreation, with easy access to both the Oregon Coast and the Cascade Mountains, making it an ideal setting for physicians seeking long-term professional fulfillment and quality of life

Responsibilities

Radiologists will have dedicated breast imaging responsibilities, including screening and diagnostic mammography, breast MRI, and breast ultrasound. They will cover two dedicated breast imaging centers and three hospital-based mammography sites.