Radiologist - BC/BE Flexible Scheduling

Remote
Full Time
Physician - Radiology South
Mid Level

RADIOLOGIST OPPORTUNITIES –
FLEXIBLE, HIGH-EARNING, PHYSICIAN-LED PRACTICE

Spectrum Healthcare Partners is expanding and seeking Board-Certified/Board-Eligible Radiologists to join our high-performing, subspecialized team. Whether your expertise is Neuroradiology, Body Imaging, or General Teleradiology, we offer flexible, fully remote opportunities designed to maximize both professional satisfaction and earning potential.
Join a physician-owned group of 60+ radiologists delivering high-quality imaging across a robust network that includes Maine’s only Level 1 Trauma Center and multiple community hospitals.

WHY THIS OPPORTUNITY STANDS OUT
  • 100% Remote – With full IT support
  • Flexible Scheduling – Daytime only. Evenings, weekends, or 7 on / 7 off daytime-only options
  • High Earning Potential – W2 employed or 1099 options
  • Subspecialty + General Mix – Tailor your case mix to your strengths and interests
  • No Overnight Requirements (daytime roles available)
  • Collaborative, Physician-Led Culture – No private equity involvement
POSITION OPTIONS
Subspecialty Radiologist (Neuro or Body Imaging)
  • Primarily outpatient-focused
  • Inpatient/ED coverage
  • Ability to expand into additional modalities
Daytime Teleradiologist (7 On / 7 Off)
  • Daytime-only coverage
  • Broad case mix: CT, US, MR, and XR
  • Strong exposure to ER, inpatient, outpatient, and oncology imaging
  • Body and neuro skillset desired
COMPENSATION & BENEFITS
  • Productivity-based compensation (maximize your output and income)
  • W-2 option available that includes:
    • Generous PTO based on schedule
    • Profit sharing
    • 401(k) with match
    • Paid malpractice
    • Full health, dental, vision, disability coverage
    • CME allowance
    • Salary range of $500,00-$525,000 (dependent on experience & schedule)
IDEAL CANDIDATE
  • Board Certified / Board Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology
  • Fellowship training preferred (Neuro or Body), not required
  • Comfortable with cross-sectional imaging
  • Team-oriented with strong communication skills
  • Eligible for Maine licensure (we provide support)
ABOUT SPECTRUM
Spectrum Healthcare Partners is a physician-owned, independent practice with over 200 physicians across multiple specialties. Our Radiology Division is recognized for clinical excellence, innovation, and strong hospital partnerships throughout Maine and northern New England.

If you’re looking for autonomy, flexibility, and the ability to significantly impact your income—all within a supportive, physician-led environment—this is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for!

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