Physician Emergency Radiologist Evenings - Aberdeen, SD, United States - Avera Health

Description

Beckers Healthcare ranks South Dakota No. 2 as the best state for physicians to live and work in
Reasonable Call Schedule - No State Income Tax - Filmless Environment
Join a great group of physicians in an established Radiology practice with four full-time radiologists (two interventional)


Highlights include:
Competitive salary including
Malpractice coverage,
Reasonable call schedule with teleradiology coverage for evening/night,
General radiology practice reading all modalities
Musculoskeletal imaging preferred
VIR handled by teams fellowship trained radiologists
Filmless environment with advanced technology at your fingertips.
No state income tax
Avera St.

Luke's Hospital is a Level III Trauma Center with 90+ physicians/providers on staff representing specialties including:
Interventional Cardiology, Nephrology, Urology, Neurology, Orthopedics, ENT, OBGYN and Surgery. It is a 60-bed regional medical center with 24-hour emergency room physician coverage, complete with CAREFLIGHT helicopter service.

The hospital boasts of a brand-new Surgery Center, ICU, OB unit, outpatient imaging center, Cancer Center, and Human Performance Center.

Life is good in Aberdeen

Aberdeen, SD is a city of Midwestern hospitality mixed with metropolitan progressiveness provides an exceptional quality of life, a host of activities and family attractions, superb K-12 school systems - including a new public high school and new primary and elementary private school buildings, Catholic School system Preschool- 12 th Grade and a Christian School K-12 A public university and private college.

Aberdeen has a regional airport with daily flights to Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN.

If you are looking for a busy practice in a family-centered community, we think you'll like Aberdeen as much as we do The medical service area of Aberdeen extends across all of northeastern South Dakota and into a large section of southeastern North Dakota...serving over 110,000 people.