Day Neuroradiologist - Austin Radiological Association

Radiology Partners•Austin, TX

1d•$400,000 - $650,000•Onsite

About The Position

ARA Diagnostic Imaging is seeking a fellowship-trained Neuroradiologist for a daytime position interpreting advanced neuroradiology studies. The posting describes a remote role with daytime scheduling and a collaborative, physician-led, partnership-driven practice. It also lists the position’s work location type as on-site in the position details. The physician will interpret a diverse mix of neuro cases and collaborate with subspecialists, neurologists, neurosurgeons, referring physicians, and multidisciplinary care teams. ARA serves hospitals and imaging centers throughout Central Texas and is described as a nationally recognized practice with 118 subspecialized radiologists. The position offers a defined partnership track, academic affiliation with Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin, and opportunities to participate in teaching and multidisciplinary conferences. Clinical work includes brain, spine, and head and neck MRI and CT; advanced neuroimaging; stroke imaging, including CTA and CTP; Level I trauma neuroimaging; and general radiology, including plain films, CT, and ultrasound. Compensation is listed as a base salary of $400,000–$650,000, with commencement and retention bonuses available. Benefits include health, life, disability, and malpractice insurance; CME and healthcare reimbursement; a 401(k) with employer support; family planning benefits; and telehealth benefits.

Requirements

Board-certified or board-eligible in Diagnostic Radiology.
Fellowship-trained in Neuroradiology and ABR/CAQ eligible.
Comfortable interpreting general radiology studies, including plain films, CT, and ultrasound.
Strong interpersonal and collaborative communication skills.
Eligible for Texas medical licensure.

Nice To Haves

Academic involvement and teaching opportunities.
Interest in partnership potential and long-term career growth.

Responsibilities

Interpret brain, spine, and head and neck MRI and CT studies.
Interpret advanced neuroimaging studies.
Interpret stroke imaging, including CTA and CTP.
Interpret trauma neuroimaging for a Level I trauma center.
Interpret general radiology studies, including plain films, CT, and ultrasound.
Participate in tumor boards and multidisciplinary conferences.
Collaborate with neurologists, neurosurgeons, referring physicians, and multidisciplinary care teams to support patient care.