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The Challenge of Leaving Private Practice for Remote Radiology: 5 Considerations

vRad

Leaving private practice is hard. As vRad’s Medical Director, I interview radiologists every day who are wrestling with that difficult decision. Even in the face of exhaustion and burnout, they run up against loyalty to their colleagues. Others worry about the impact of unwinding their current financial entanglements.

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Not Sure What You Want? Private Practice, Hospital Based, Or Academic Residency: Find A Radiology Program With All Three!

RadsResident

Residents can now experience what it is like to work as a trainee in private practice, a practice with radiologists directly hired by a hospital, and an academic hospital, all under the roof of one residency program. Private Practice Experience Welcome to our world. And that decision can be challenging.

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Independent Radiology

Ben White

There are thousands of rad jobs available in the country and more work than the field can handle, but only a fraction of those positions are at independent radiologist-owned and controlled private practices. ” page: The thriving independent private practice of radiology is critical to the future of the field.

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Abstract No. 575 Site of Service Practice Patterns for Interventional Radiologists and Advanced Practice Providers in Academic and Private Practices

JVIR

This work aims to characterize the utilization of facility and office sites of service for interventional radiologists (IRs) and advanced practice providers (APPs) within private practices (PP) and academic medical center settings (AMC).

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Radiologist launches independent job board to combat ‘disingenuous’ postings

Radiology Business

Ben White, MD, recently soft-launched the service on his blog , highlighting 10 private practices that are hiring around the U.S.

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Academia still lagging behind private practice in allowing radiologists to read remotely

Radiology Business

Recently trained radiologists are likely to weigh this factor when considering which direction to take their careers, researchers wrote in JACR.

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The state of radiology: Part 1 -- Is practice building dead?

AuntMinnie

"If private practices don't thrive and don't survive, then everyone has to become an employee at some point, and the leverage we have and negotiating power of radiologists goes away." Sixty-six percent of radiologists are working full-time before retirement which means that fully a third are on part-time schedules."