Neuroradiologist MD/DO

Optigy Group; Hartford (CT); On-site; USD 193,000 - 303,000; Full time

Job summary

The Neuroradiologist MD/DO locum tenens position is based in a Connecticut facility, offering onsite diagnostic imaging coverage with a flexible daytime schedule (7:00 AM–5:00 PM EST) and required call rotation.

Board-certified neuroradiologists will interpret complex neuroimaging, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, and maintain productivity targets while leveraging RPCE/Mosaic platforms and a streamlined credentialing process for temporary privileges.

Job description

The Neuroradiologist MD/DO position is a long-term locum tenens opportunity with a focus on providing expert onsite diagnostic imaging services. This role is ideally suited for board-certified professionals with specialization in neuroradiology who are adept at managing a varied and consistent caseload while maintaining high standards of productivity. The Neuroradiologist MD/DO will be involved in interpreting complex neuroimaging studies, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and supporting quality patient care through timely and accurate diagnostics.

This position features a flexible daytime schedule, with work hours coordinated between 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM EST. Call responsibilities are a required component, ensuring comprehensive coverage and continuity of care within the department. The Neuroradiologist MD/DO will leverage advanced technology platforms, including the RPCE tech stack and Mosaic, to optimize workflow efficiency and diagnostic accuracy.

Candidates for the Neuroradiologist MD/DO must bring a strong background in neuroradiology and demonstrate the ability to thrive in an onsite environment. The role requires a commitment to maintaining productivity standards, specifically targeting 55 RVUs per shift. Additionally, professionals must meet stringent medical malpractice insurance requirements, ensuring both practitioner and patient protection.

The Neuroradiologist MD/DO will benefit from an organized credentialing process. Temporary privileges may be granted to candidates with a clean credentialing record, with an anticipated timeline of six to eight weeks for processing. This streamlined approach enables qualified radiologists to commence their assignments promptly and seamlessly integrate into the clinical team.

By joining this assignment, the Neuroradiologist MD/DO will gain exposure to established technology systems, benefit from a supportive clinical infrastructure, and make a significant impact by delivering specialized neuroradiology services. The opportunity offers a unique combination of professional flexibility and the chance to work with a dynamic team dedicated to excellence in diagnostic imaging.

Neuroradiologist MD/DO - Summary

• Long-term locum tenens assignment for a board-certified neuroradiologist
• Onsite coverage with flexible daytime hours coordinated between 7:00 AM and 5:00 PM EST
• Call responsibilities required to ensure comprehensive coverage
• Utilizes advanced technology platforms (RPCE tech stack, Mosaic)
• Organized credentialing process with potential for temporary privileges

Duties & Responsibilities

• Interpret complex neuroimaging studies and provide accurate, timely diagnostic reports
• Maintain established productivity standards, targeting 55 RVUs per shift
• Collaborate with referring physicians and multidisciplinary teams to support quality patient care
• Participate in call rotation as required by department needs
• Utilize and adapt to advanced imaging and workflow technologies
• Ensure compliance with all organizational protocols and medical standards
• Support a positive clinical environment through effective communication and collaboration

Salary & Benefits

• Competitive compensation aligned with locum tenens industry standards
• Flexible daytime scheduling within the specified coverage window
• Opportunity to work with established technology systems and infrastructure
• Comprehensive malpractice insurance coverage requirements met ($5 million / $5 million)
• Potential for streamlined credentialing and temporary privileges for qualified candidates

Qualifications & Requirements

• MD or DO with board certification in radiology
• Specialization in neuroradiology
• Demonstrated expertise in interpreting neuroimaging studies
• Ability to provide consistent onsite coverage and participate in call rotation
• Meets medical malpractice insurance requirements
• Favorable credentialing history for temporary privileges

Ideal Candidate Snapshot

• Experienced neuroradiologist with a strong diagnostic background
• Comfortable working in a fast-paced onsite environment
• Flexible and adaptable to changing scheduling needs
• Excellent communicator with collaborative approach to multidisciplinary care
• Dedicated to maintaining high productivity and clinical standards

Other Relevant Information

• Credentialing process expected to take 6–8 weeks for temporary privileges
• Assignment leverages established technology and workflow systems
• Positive work environment with supportive clinical team
• Ideal for professionals seeking a long-term locum tenens role in neuroimaging