Physician / Radiology - Interventional / Illinois / Permanent / Interventional Radiology position in Central IL offering 450K, 150K student loan, 50K sign on, 2 year partnership track Job

Physician-owned Radiology group in central Illinois is seeking a fellowship trained interventional radiologist. Interventional candidates should have a strong foundation in all areas of interventional radiology including vascular and body IR procedures.Details of this job opportunity include: 50% interventional and 50% general radiology. Must be comfortable reading most modalities and performing core general procedures. Capable of a high volume work load. Other duties include practice building, participation in committee meetings and teaching opportunitiesLicensure/Certification: Candidates must be board-certified or pending exam in Diagnostic Radiology and completed an interventional fellowshipCompensation and Benefits Package: 2 year partnership track $450,000 starting compensation $50,000 sign on bonus Fully funded retirement plan, 58K per year starting in year one Malpractice insurance, health, dental, life and disability insurance with allowance; total benefits package approximately $100,000 annually Annual $10,000 CME reimbursement $5,000 relocation allowance Up to $150,000 student loan and forgiveness potential 8 weeks vacation and flexible schedulingPhysician is eligible for partnership after two years. Partner radiologists earn up to $700,000 annually. This dynamic radiology group consists of more than 90 board certified radiologists covering all radiology sub-specialties. Their clients include 35 hospitals and more than 40 clinics throughout central and southern Illinois and in parts of Missouri and Indiana. Local practice governance 100% internal and final reads 365/24/7 True sub-specialty interpretations Robust peer review program Cutting edge IT solutions and workflow Local radiology medical directors and dedicated administrative liaisons Referring physician decision support Opportunities to work with radiology residents and medical students