Radiologist - Breast Imaging - Portland, Maine

Portland, ME
Full Time
Physician - Radiology South
Mid Level

NEW Breast Imaging ONLY Partnership Track
Opportunity in Portland, Maine

Sign-On Bonus: $25,000

We are seeking a fellowship-trained Breast Imager to join our strong team of breast radiologists within our esteemed team of over 40 radiologists at Spectrum Healthcare Partners. This is a unique opportunity to work in a cutting-edge environment dedicated to advancing breast imaging technology and patient care.
About Us:
Our breast imaging team comprises highly skilled physicians with fellowship training, operating across multiple state-of-the-art breast centers. We specialize in a range of advanced imaging modalities, including tomosynthesis, ultrasound, MRI and image-guided procedures. We cover a combination of academic and private settings and play a pivotal role in leadership within the breast centers and actively participate in tumor boards.
Position Details:
This position is solely focused on breast-imaging and is a combination of on-site coverage, remote work, and some evening and weekend breast-only coverage. As part of the group, you will contribute to our emphasis on quality assurance, ensuring that we remain at the forefront of patient care. Maine Health Maine Medical Center, our affiliated institution, offers a robust radiology residency program with ample opportunities for academic involvement, including teaching residents, delivering didactic lectures, and engaging in multidisciplinary conferences. Academic pursuits and research, if desired, are supported.
Benefits and Perks:
This is a partnership track with a competitive compensation package, however our radiologists enjoy a range of benefits and other options designed to enhance work-life balance and professional growth to include

  • Option for Full-Time/Part-Time/4 Day work week
  • Opportunities for non-clinical activities such as research and academic endeavors
  • Compensatory day off following weekend call
  • Profit sharing and 401 (k) options
  • Opportunities for non-clinical income through investments in imaging, real estate, and other ventures
  • Comprehensive benefits package including malpractice coverage, dental, vision, life insurance and disability benefits

About Spectrum Healthcare Partners:
Spectrum Healthcare Partners is a physician-owned and -led organization committed to delivering exceptional healthcare throughout Maine and northern New England. With over 190 board-certified, fellowship-trained physicians, we prioritize excellence in diagnosis, prevention, and treatment while fostering a culture of continuous learning and community engagement. As part of our network, you'll have access to various investment opportunities and non-traditional sources of income, further enhancing your professional and financial prospects.
Join us in making a difference in patients' lives while enjoying the natural beauty and vibrant culture of Portland, Maine. Apply today to embark on an enriching career journey with Spectrum Healthcare Partners.

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