Breast Imaging Radiologist
$650,575 – $745,815 a year, stated in the posting. Kaiser Permanente Southern California, San Marcos Medical Center, in San Marcos, CA. Posted Jul 29, 2024. New here this week.
Highlights from the posting
- Loan repayment
- Relocation paid
In short
Breast imaging radiologist role with Southern California Permanente Medical Group in San Diego/San Marcos. The posting emphasises longevity-based compensation and a path to partnership after three consecutive years of full-time employment.
About this job
- Setting
- San Diego service area of Kaiser Permanente with over 1,100 physicians, a main medical center and about 25 satellite offices; residency programs, fellowships and clinical trials.
- The work
- Breast imaging radiology; educational and research opportunities are offered, including participation in clinical studies and trials.
- What the pay includes
- Longevity-based compensation and a relocation package; partners receive increased compensation, retirement and life insurance.
- Requirements
- Board Certified or Board Eligible; external hires must pass a background check/drug screen.
Details
- Pay stated
- $650,575 – $745,815 a year
- Specialty
- Diagnostic Radiology
- Employment
- Full-time
- Health system
- Kaiser Permanente Southern California
- Site
- San Marcos Medical Center
- Location
- San Marcos, CA
- Posted
- First seen here
- Last checked
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Source
Apply on Kaiser Permanente Southern California’s site
Posted by Kaiser Permanente Southern California as “Radiologist (Breast Imaging) - San Diego/San Marcos”, job 63637. Applying there yourself is fine; a recruiter can then no longer represent you for this job.
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