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If private practice is so great…

Ben White

Since I started writing about private equity in radiology back in 2022 and more recently since featuring private practice jobs on the site followed by launching Independent Radiology , I often get questions that read something like this: If private practice is so great, why are so many groups struggling?

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Radiologists aim to ‘take back the profession from Wall Street’ with launch of new private practice

Radiology Business

Kevin Kadakia, MD, MBA, and Tarang Patel, MD, officially announced the rollout of Radiology One March 1 with a team of 25-plus rads.

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ACR/RBMA workforce survey: Radiologist recruiting remains a key concern

AuntMinnie

Radiologists in independent private practice were more likely than those in academic practices to make $700,000 or more per year. Radiologists in urban practices were more likely to report less than $500,000 income compared with those in rural practices (73% vs. 48%).

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Hiring challenges help influence hospital to hand radiology reins over to private practice

Radiology Business

The deal covers the independent hospital's main facility, several community sites and five walk-in care centers, Commonwealth Radiology Associates announced Thursday.

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Grand Traverse Radiologists joins Strategic Radiology’s growing private practice coalition

Radiology Business

This marks SRs third member in the Great Lakes State, joining Advanced Radiology Services and Huron Valley Radiology, and 42nd overall.

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Radiologist ponders: ‘If private practice is so great, why are so many groups struggling?’

Radiology Business

Ben White, MD, a Texas neuroradiologist and writer, recently posed the question on his blog and offered five possible reasons why life is hard for this model of care.

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Workload, pay reassessments may be necessary to address career satisfaction gaps between academic and private practice radiology

Radiology Business

Physicians in teaching settings reported higher monthly reading volumes alongside heavier demands for nonclinical work, according to new survey data.