Radiologist in Port Charlotte, FL (Part - Time)

Millennium Physician Group•Port Charlotte, FL

11d•$253,199 - $400,898

About The Position

Millennium Physician Group is seeking a part-time Radiologist to provide diagnostic and interventional radiology services to patients throughout Southwest Florida. The role is part of a physician-led organization that emphasizes patient care, collaborative practice, advanced diagnostic technology, and reduced administrative burden. The Radiologist will work with physicians, advanced practice providers, and other healthcare professionals to support timely, accurate care. The position includes interpreting imaging studies across multiple modalities, communicating findings and critical results, performing approved image-guided procedures, and collaborating with referring clinicians and multidisciplinary teams. The Radiologist will also contribute to quality, radiation safety, regulatory compliance, peer review, and value-based care initiatives. The compensation range is $253,199 to $400,898; actual compensation depends on factors including experience, skills, qualifications, geographic location, internal equity, and business needs.

Requirements

MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school.
Completion of an ACGME- or AOA-accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency program.
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology.
Active Florida medical license or ability to obtain one.
Current DEA registration and Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
Demonstrated expertise in diagnostic imaging interpretation, image-guided procedures, radiation safety, and contrast media management.
Experience using Electronic Health Records (EHR), RIS, PACS, and voice-recognition reporting platforms.
Strong clinical judgment, communication, leadership, interdisciplinary collaboration, and consultation skills.

Nice To Haves

Fellowship training in a radiology subspecialty.

Responsibilities

Interpret diagnostic imaging studies, including radiography, CT, MRI, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, nuclear medicine, and other modalities consistent with specialty training.
Evaluate imaging findings, formulate diagnostic impressions, and promptly communicate critical results to referring providers.
Perform image-guided diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, including biopsies, aspirations, drain placements, vascular access procedures, arthrograms, and other approved radiologic interventions.
Supervise and interpret contrast-enhanced imaging studies while ensuring patient safety and adherence to best practices.
Collaborate with primary care physicians, surgeons, oncologists, hospitalists, advanced practice providers, and other specialists to support coordinated patient care.
Participate in multidisciplinary conferences, tumor boards, case reviews, and clinical consultations.
Support imaging quality initiatives, radiation safety practices, protocol optimization, and regulatory compliance.
Document interpretations, procedural reports, consultations, and recommendations in the electronic health record and radiology systems.
Participate in quality improvement initiatives, peer review activities, patient safety programs, and value-based care initiatives.
Maintain expertise in evolving radiology technologies, imaging advancements, artificial intelligence applications, and evidence-based clinical guidelines.