7 on / 21 off $560k 1099 Overnight Teleradiology — Remote
Employer: Teleradiology (staffing)
Posted salary: $400K – $449K per year
Teleradiology is hiring a general radiologist for Remote. Key features of this opening include: Ownership: staffing; Compensation model: eat_what_you_kill; Expected 22,500 wRVU/year. This position's top-of-band compensation of $449K is 36% below the RadBoard median of $699K for general roles in Georgia (n=11 comparable openings, range $399K–$900K).
Job highlights
- Ownership: staffing
- Compensation model: eat_what_you_kill
- Expected 22,500 wRVU/year
- 39 weeks vacation
- Malpractice covered
- Teleradiology component
- Schedule: 7 on / 21 off
- Shifts: overnight
- Remote / teleradiology eligible
Salary context for general in Georgia
This position's top-of-band compensation of $449K is 36% below the RadBoard median of $699K for general roles in Georgia (n=11 comparable openings, range $399K–$900K).
Original employer description
1099 Overnight Teleradiologist Job – 7 On / 21 Off, $560K+ Position at a Glance Role: Overnight Teleradiologist (BC/BE) Practice Type: Hospital-based private practice Contract Type: 1099 independent contractor Experience: Practicing radiologists; no residents, fellows, or recent grads Compensation 1099 compensation north of $560,000 plus production-based incentives Internal moonlighting opportunities for additional income Overnight Schedule and Workload Rotation: 7 nights on, 21 days off — about 39 weeks off per year Hours: 10 PM to 7 AM Eastern Time Productivity: About 10 work RVUs (wRVUs) per hour is ideal, but not required Additional Benefits Paid malpractice insurance, including tail coverage Internal moonlighting opportunities Who Should Apply This 1099 overnight teleradiology job is for experienced BC/BE radiologists who are currently practicing and comfortable independently reading overnight studies. It is not open to current residents, fellows, or recent graduates . Frequently Asked Questions How much does this 7 on / 21 off teleradiologist job pay? The position pays 1099 compensation north of $560,000 per year plus production-based incentives. What is the schedule for this teleradiology position? The schedule is 7 on / 21 off: one week of overnight shifts from 10 PM to 7 AM Eastern Time, followed by three weeks off. Is this a W-2 or 1099 radiology job? It is a 1099 independent-contractor position. Is malpractice insurance covered? Yes. Malpractice insurance is paid, including tail coverage. Is there a minimum RVU requirement? No. About 10 work RVUs per hour is ideal, but it is not required. Can residents, fellows, or recent graduates apply? No. This position is for experienced, practicing BC/BE radiologists only. Current residents, fellows, and recent graduates are not being considered.