Remote Radiologist - Breast Imaging

KurzSolutionsMiami, FL
Remote

About The Position

This position is for a remote Radiologist specializing in Breast Imaging. The facility has been serving the Miami/Kendall area for over 17 years, focusing on providing expert medical breast imaging with leading-edge technology. The role requires a board-certified radiologist with a fellowship in breast imaging.

Requirements

  • Minimum of 1 year as a Radiology Physician within the last 2 years.
  • Completion of a Radiology residency program.
  • Completion of a Fellowship program in breast imaging.
  • Must be Board Certified in Radiology by ABR or AOBR.
  • Must have an active, unrestricted medical license from the state of Florida.
  • Must have a current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.

Nice To Haves

  • Experience in diagnostic radiology, CT, ultrasound, 3D Tomosynthesis mammography, and MRI is desirable.

Responsibilities

  • Provide comprehensive radiological interpretation of studies for inpatients and outpatients of all ages.
  • Serve as a radiological consultant with emphasis in breast imaging to government medical personnel, physicians, and ancillary providers.
  • Obtain patient history for radiographic diagnosis, perform physical examinations if required, and obtain necessary laboratory test results.
  • Assess the severity of illness and contact patients and referring physicians to provide study results.
  • Oversee radiographic examinations to ensure correct procedures are conducted.
  • Provide consultation, reporting radiological diagnostic examinations, delivering interpretation of studies, and diagnosing X-rays.
  • Recommend and direct patient care and treatment, consulting with the requesting physician before a procedure.
  • Submit Diagnostic Radiology reports through electronic or transcription dictation, handwritten, or typed as per Departmental SOPs.
  • Provide technical direction for technologists and ancillary personnel in the department.
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