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Zaddy Solutions is seeking an experienced Breast Radiologist for a hospital-based, long-term opportunity in Clewiston, FL. The role includes 2–3 eight-hour onsite days per week, with options for long-term locums or full-time 1099 arrangements.
The position involves diagnostic breast imaging workups, image-guided procedures, and collaboration with the hospital's breast imaging services. Florida licensure and MQSA/compliance are required, with competitive compensation and relocation/travel support
Medical Center • Clewiston, Florida • Long-term locums or full-time 1099 • 2–3 days per week onsite
Breast Radiologist: recruit for 2–3 eight-hour onsite days per week, through a long-term assignment or full-time 1099 arrangement
Our team is recruiting an experienced Breast Radiologist for a long-term hospital-based opportunity supporting the hospital and affiliated outpatient breast imaging services. Physicians interested in long-term locums or a full-time 1099 independent contractor position may be considered.
Full‑time commitment requirements and package terms will be documented in the executed agreement. The supplied full‑time package includes the annual COLA; any COLA for a long‑term locums arrangement must be expressly agreed upon.
These estimates exclude additional wRVU compensation, sign‑on and relocation payments, travel, and lodging. Actual annual compensation depends on the agreed schedule and number of clinical days worked; these are not separate annual salary guarantees.
Annual and monthly volumes for screening mammography, diagnostic mammography, breast ultrasound, breast MRI, and breast procedures will be provided to candidates during the interview process.
Hospital‑based PACS, Dragon Medical voice recognition and dictation, and hospital and affiliated outpatient imaging workflow.
Required steps include Florida licensure; hospital medical staff credentialing; Diagnostic Radiology and Breast Imaging/Mammography privileges; applicable breast procedural privileges; verification of MQSA qualifications; payer enrollment as required; and primary‑source verification of education, training, board status, licensure, malpractice history, and professional references. Credentialing and privileging must be completed before clinical services begin.