Early Evening Emergency Radiologist – Remote – Radiology Associates of South Flo

General information Press space or enter keys to toggle section visibility Job Title Early Evening Emergency Radiologist – Remote – Radiology Associates of South Florida Functional Area Clinical - Emergency City Remote Work Location Type Remote State FL Employment Type Full-time (30+ hrs/week)/FULLTIME Description & Requirements Press space or enter keys to toggle section visibility Position Description & Requirements Position Summary Due to practice growth, Radiology Associates of South Florida, a large multi-specialty radiology practice in Miami, FL, is seeking a fellowship trained board certified/eligible Radiologist with expertise in emergency/trauma, oncologic imaging, body MRI and US to join a team-orientated practice dedicated to providing a full range of high-quality imaging and professional radiology services. Candidates will also be expected to read all facets of general diagnostic radiology excluding mammography and cross-sectional neuroradiology. This is a teleradiologist position allowing candidates to work from the comfort of their home anywhere in the U.S.This opportunity is an employed associate position working remotely 7 shifts on and 14 shifts off (18 weeks a year). Ideally the candidate would be interested in working up to 26 weeks a year. There are two rotating shifts the candidate would participate in covering. The evening shift starting time is 2 p.m. PST/ 5p.m. EDT and ending by 9p.m. PST/12 a.m. EST as well as the swing shift with a starting time of 4 p.m. PDT / 7 p.m. EDT and ending by 11p.m. PDT/ 2 a.m. EDT.Flexibility in scheduling is available based on personal needs. RASF offers a full range of benefits as well as moonlighting opportunities and a competitive compensation package. LOCAL PRACTICE AND COMMUNITY OVERVIEW RASF is one of the largest and most stable radiology practices in the country, serving the largest health care system in the Miami area and South Florida for 60 years. RASF with its relationship with the Miami Cardiac and V