Diagnostic Radiologist, Swing Shift
- San Jose, CA
- Full-time
- Posted
$530,040 – $570,000 a yearPay stated in the posting
- Loan repayment
- Relocation paid
- Occurrence-based malpractice
- Specialty
- Diagnostic Radiology
- Employment
- Full-time
- Site
- San Jose
- Nearby
- 29 jobs in San Jose, CA
About this job
Diagnostic radiology swing shift position with The Permanente Medical Group in the San Jose area of Northern California. The posting emphasizes no RVUs, no overhead or billing management, and a physician-led group with a shareholder track.
- Setting
- The Permanente Medical Group (Kaiser Permanente Northern California), San Jose area; AI-based charting and an electronic medical record system.
- Schedule
- Swing shift; the posting mentions flexible schedules.
- What the pay includes
- Interest free home loan program up to $250,000 and relocation assistance up to $10,000, both requiring approval. No RVUs.
- Requirements
- Board certified or board eligible by an American Medical Specialty Board.
- Benefits named
- Vision, medical and dental; occurrence-based malpractice; life insurance; paid holidays, vacation, sick and education leave; shareholder track; backup childcare; three retirement plans including pension and 401k; PSLF eligible.
How this pay compares
The low end of this posting, $530,040, sits above 5 of 5 H-1B wage filings for diagnostic radiology roles in California (100%). The offered-wage median there is $450,000, the middle half $415,000 to $450,000.
No five clinicians have shared their pay for diagnostic radiology roles at this place yet. The diagnostic radiology page shows what there is.
About this posting
Apply on Kaiser Permanente Northern California’s site
Posted by Kaiser Permanente Northern California as “Radiology - Swing Shift/Diagnostic Radiology”, job SJO-AC-2601153. First seen here , last checked . Applying there yourself is fine; a recruiter can then no longer represent you for this job.
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