Radiologist - Diagnostic, Lewiston, Maine

Portland, ME
Full Time
Physician - Radiology South
Experienced
Diagnostic Radiologist Opportunity located in Central Maine

 
Spectrum Healthcare Partners is seeking a Diagnostic Radiologist (board-certified / board-eligible) to become an integral member of our distinguished team of 40+ skilled professionals. We have a full-time generalist position available at St. Mary’s Health System in Lewiston, Maine. The ideal candidate will be skilled in body and breast imaging, with an interest in integrating into a regional hospital setting. St. Mary’s is a 220-bed acute care community hospital that provides high-quality care with state-of-the-art diagnostic and therapeutic services.
Spectrum also owns and operates a dedicated tele-radiology company for after-hours final reads. Based in Lewiston, you will be part of our dynamic team, supported by a large subspecialty group committed to quality assurance, which enables us to lead in patient care.

Key Benefits:

  • Generous compensation and benefits package
  • Both Partnership Track and Employed positions are available
  • Limited call responsibility
  • Hybrid work model
  • 4-day work week
  • Internal moonlighting options
  • Multiple opportunities for passive income in imaging, real estate, and management services.
  • Collaborative and supportive work environment
  • Advanced technology and state-of-the-art facilities
  • Unique practice model that combines private practice and academics

Community

Lewiston, along with its neighboring city Auburn, offers an exceptionally diverse and vibrant community with a high quality of life. Located just a short drive from Portland, Maine’s largest city, Lewiston provides:
  • Easy access to parks, lakes, and scenic trails
  • Small-town charm with modern conveniences
  • Four-season recreational activities including skiing, hiking, sailing, and camping
  • Excellent restaurants
With an easy 45-minute drive to Portland where you can find:
Why Spectrum

As the largest independent physician group in northern New England, including radiologists, anesthesiologists, pathologists, radiation oncologists, and other specialty physicians, Spectrum is committed to providing a broad range of advanced expertise to our patients, communities, and hospital partners.
As a result of our size, the diverse services we offer, and the breadth of our geographic coverage, Spectrum has a seat at the table with healthcare systems, employers, insurers, managed care organizations, and policymakers.
When it comes to making decisions about healthcare delivery, the physician's perspective is represented.
Join us in Lewiston, where professional fulfillment meets an outstanding quality of life. Apply today to become a part of Spectrum Healthcare Partners and make a difference in patient care.
 

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