$550K+ OVERNIGHT RADIOLOGIST, ONE WEEK in THREE, ONSITE/REMOTE, RESIDENT SUPPORTED

University of Rochester; United States; Hybrid; USD 550,000 - 600,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, life, disability and Malpracya

Loan forgiveness programs

Tuition benefits

Retirement plan

Job summary

The University of Rochester invites ABR-certified or eligible overnight Emergency Radiologist to join our program. The role features a 9-hour night shift from ~7/8 AM, with on-site or remote options, and a rhythm of one week on, two weeks off.

Responsibilities include acute radiology, stroke and trauma imaging, with no OB US procedures. NY licensure or eligibility is required; H1-B sponsorship is available, with potential for lighter schedules and full benefits.

Qualifications

• ABR board certification or eligibility for overnight emergency radiology.
• Experience in acute radiology including stroke and trauma; no OB US.
• New York license or eligibility for licensure; remote/onsite flexibility.

Responsibilities

• Read acute imaging for the hospital and community network.
• Provide overnight radiology coverage during the 9-hour night shift.
• Collaborate with subspecialty radiologists for consultation.

Skills

Emergency radiology

ABR board certification

Tools

EPIC

Sectra

Powerscribe

Job description

$550K++ OVERNIGHT RADIOLOGIST, ONE WEEK in THREE, ONSITE/REMOTE, RESIDENT SUPPORTED

W2 WORK WITH BENEFITS AT 50% OR MORE!

The University of Rochester offers an exceptional opportunity for an ABR certified/eligible overnight Emergency Radiologist.

• 9 hour overnight shift to 7 or 8 AM
• Onsite or remote, full or part time
• Acute radiology including stroke and trauma. No procedures. No OB US
• One week on, two weeks off (full time).
• NYS License. Your state License if remote.
• H1-B sponsorship, J1 Visa Waiver considered
• Graduating residents considered for on-site position

Benefits:

• 2025-26 Base salary $550K-$600K - rank and experience dependent
• Additional group and individual incentives – estimate an additional $50K
• Optional internal “moonlighting”: case or shift based
• $25K Recruitment bonus with 3-year commitment
• Retirement plus Health, life, disability and malpractice insurance
• As a non-profit, service may qualify for federal loan forgiveness programs
• University Self and family tuition benefits

Possible Alternate Schedules

• 50% part time ED radiology (1 week on, 5 off)
• 50% ED radiology (1 week in 6) with 1-3 weeks working in another division (ie: Neuro, Body or MSK). Combined 67%, 83% or 100% FTE.
• Part time compensation pro-rated proportionately
• Part time >=50% receive full health benefits

Practice Support:

• 24/7 Internal Communication desk to place and receive provider calls
• Resident first call for technologist questions and protocols
• 24/7 IT support
• Suite of AI integrated tools, AIDOC
• Subspecialty Radiologists available day and evening for consultation
• Candidates transitioning from more specialized practices are supported.

Our overnight team is two attendings. The team overlaps with additional emergency faculty during the early, busiest parts of the nights. We supervise two advanced residents as well as read independently. We cover acute imaging for our University and Community network. Our present practice environment is EPIC/Sectra/Powerscribe. Overflow volume rolls over to the morning teams. Resident and communication center support minimize interruptions. Our expectation is to read within our skill sets, teach our residents, and end shifts on time.

Career development resources include Departmental (mentorship, sponsorship and educational opportunities) as well as University (including offerings from the schools of Management and Education). Research is optional. The career needs of remote faculty are further supported by dual appointments to our Remote Division as well as to the Emergency Radiology Division.

If you work on site- you will find that the Rochester area has affordable housing, excellent public schools and short commutes. There are extensive cultural opportunities including Museums and theatre. The Finger Lakes region of New York is famous for its outdoor participatory activities.

If you like clinical variety with immediate impact, if you value collegiality and career development, consider Emergency Radiology at the University of Rochester. We look forward to hearing from you.

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