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Vantage Radiology and Diagnostic Services seeks a board-certified/board-eligible radiologist with neuroradiology fellowship, eligible for a Washington license, for a full-time or ¾-time partnership track position based minutes from Seattle.
Caseload includes neuroradiology and general radiology; most evening and weekend shifts may be staffed from a remote home workstation with full IT support. Night call after 1 am is covered by our internal nighthawk radiologists.
Vantage Radiology and Diagnostic Services is a physician-owned private practice that is based minutes from Seattle. We are a progressive group of approximately35sub-specialized radiologists who have provided professional services fortwohospitals since 1970 and are co-owners of an affiliated imaging center. We emphasize excellent clinical practice, collegiality, teamwork, close working relationships with our outpatient and hospital-based clinical partners, and a quality lifestyle. The group is highly respected by the administration and medical staff at each of our centers.
We are seeking a board-certified/board-eligible radiologist with fellowship training in neuroradiology who is eligible for a WA state medical license for a full-time or ¾-time partnership track position. Caseload consists of a mix of neuroradiology (MRI, CT, and advanced imaging techniques such as perfusion, spectroscopy, and vascular imaging) and general radiology. The position is available due to growth in volume and shifts in our labor pool. Candidates should be committed to patient-focused care, maintaining our healthy work environment, and well-respected interdisciplinary relationships. All partners and partner-track associates share in general call responsibilities, of which most evening and weekend shifts may be staffed from a remote home workstation, provided by the practice with full IT support. There are no breast imaging or IR requirements. Night call after 1 am is covered by our own internal nighthawk radiologists.