Remote Radiology Physician role for a general radiologist with a strong procedural background, supporting an established radiology group in Bowling Green, Kentucky within Med Center Health (an integrated multi-hospital healthcare system). You’ll cover a mix of nonvascular IR and general radiology across multiple modalities, with competitive base + production and sign-on incentives plus relocation/visa support.
- Competitive base + production pay
- Sign-on bonus and relocation allowance
- Visa sponsorship and full benefits
Competitive Base Salary + Production
Sign-On Bonus with Personalized Compensation Package
A Mixture of Nonvascular IR and General Radiology
PET/CT scanner, 1.5 and 3T MRI scanner and high field 1.2 T Open MRI
General radiology includes x-ray, fluoroscopy, CT, US, MRI, and nuclear medicine.
~ 11PM till 7AM covered remotely by teleradiology.
~ Kentucky licensure and American Board of Radiology certification are required.
~ One Call Weekend Every Six Weeks
Production/Quality Bonus Potential
Sign-On Bonus
Relocation Allowance
Visa Sponsorship
Comprehensive Health Benefits
Retirement Savings Plan with Match
About Med Center Health:
Med Center Health’s mission is to care for people and improve the quality of life in the communities we serve. Our integrated healthcare system includes hospitals in Bowling Green, Albany, Caverna (Horse Cave), Franklin, Russellville, and Scottsville, as well as Commonwealth Regional Specialty Hospital, a long-term, acute care hospital. Combined, the hospitals comprise 454 acute care beds and 110 extended care beds, 400+ physicians in more than 50 specialties.
Med Center Health is committed to medical education as a central component to its mission. Our hospital, in partnership with The University of Kentucky (UK) College of Medicine, currently offers multiple Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) accredited training programs designed to produce skilled physicians focused on delivering patient-centered, evidence-based, cost-effective care. Currently, The Medical Center at Bowling Green serves as the primary clinical teaching site for 70+ graduate medical education trainees enrolled across seven ACGME-accredited training programs. In addition, the UK College of Medicine established a four-year regional campus in Bowling Green in partnership with Med Center Health and Western Kentucky University.
Census Bureau total for Bowling Green is 72,294, and the population of Warren County is 134,554. Bowling Green is honored with being named one of The South’s Best Cities on the Rise 2022 by Southern Living readers and was ranked by MONEY Magazine as The Best Place to Live in Kentucky in 2018.
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