Reported by 13 physicians · state cohort · total comp, not the employer's posted pay
13 physician reports · not the employer's posted pay
All Star Healthcare Solutions is seeking a locum Breast Imaging Radiologist for up to full-time coverage in Massachusetts with typical hours 8am-5pm Monday through Friday. The position involves 100% breast imaging using Hologic and GE equipment with McKesson PACS, and malpractice coverage plus paid travel and housing are provided.
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Specialty: Radiology - Mammo Additional Information All Star Healthcare Solutions is seeking a Breast Imaging Radiologist for Locum coverage in Massachusetts. Some details include: Expect 100% Breast Imaging Proficiencies needed: Breast US, digital mammo including Tomo, screening and diagnostic mammo, and FNA's Optional to perform Breast MR and stereotactic biopsies Equipment is Hologic and GE, with McKesson PACS Typical day is 8a-5p, M-F Ongoing need, up to full-time coverage Will consider week blocks (M-F) if offered consistently Must be Massachusetts licensed Start as soon as you are credentialed When can you start and what availability can you offer? About All-Star Healthcare Solutions Benefits Dedicated, specialty-specific consultants Signature Red Carpet Service Help with credentialing and licensing Malpractice coverage included Competitive pay Paid travel and housing Full-service locums and perm staffing NALTO® member Purpose-driven mission to improve patient care