Breast Imaging Radiologist

Northwell Health is seeking a Breast Imaging Radiologist for an in-person or hybrid position at their state-of-the-art breast imaging centers in Nassau and Suffolk County, Long Island. This role offers a subspecialized focus on breast imaging with no general radiology call, providing an opportunity for rapid advancement and leadership within a supportive health system. The position emphasizes quality, caring, and a fully integrated approach to breast health, with opportunities for collaboration with clinical colleagues and involvement in resident and fellow education.

Practice Info

• Subspecialized breast imaging position with no general radiology call or coverage.
• State-of-the-art breast imaging centers with advanced technology and equipment.
• System-wide IT infrastructure and PACS with advanced technical support.
• Comprehensive women's imaging services including screening and diagnostic breast imaging, image-guided breast biopsy, and tumor-localization for surgical procedures.
• Every exam is read/interpreted by a breast radiologist.
• Collaboration with Northwell's breast specialists in surgery, medical oncology, radiation oncology, pathology, and genetics.

Responsibilities

• Read/interpret every exam to ensure accuracy with state-of-the-art equipment.
• Minimize radiation exposure while maximizing ability to visualize organs, function, and disease processes.
• Collaborate closely with Northwell's breast specialists in surgery, medical oncology, radiation oncology, pathology, and genetics.
• Advance the field through research on a broad range of topics, from imaging technology to the basic science of breast cancer.
• Resident and fellow education.

Compensation

• Highly competitive compensation package.
• Salary: Commensurate with Experience.

Benefits

• Highly competitive benefits package.

Shift & Schedule

• Flexible work schedule, full or part time, which can be 100% in person or hybrid.

Requirements

• MD/DO
• Fellowship trained or similarly experienced in Breast Imaging