Radiologist - Breast Imaging

Explore opportunities with Atrius Health, part of the Optum family of businesses. This is a great outpatient imaging opportunity to work at an excellent quality practice with great work life balance and reasonable productivity expectations. Hybrid position with minimal evening/weekend work and excellent compensation.We’re an innovative health care leader and multi-specialty group practice, delivering an effective, connected system of care for adult and pediatric patients at 28 practice locations in eastern Massachusetts. Our entire team of providers (physicians, PA/NPs and ancillary clinicians) works collaboratively with a value-based philosophy within our group practice as well as with hospitals, rehab and nursing facilities. Be part of our vision to transform care and improve lives by building trust, understanding and shared decision-making with every patient. Join us and discover the meaning behind Caring. Connecting. Growing together.Primary Responsibilities:Breast imaging and intervention (general radiology optional)Work collaboratively with primary care and specialty colleaguesYou’ll be rewarded and recognized for your performance in an environment that will challenge you and give you clear direction on what it takes to succeed in your role as well as provide development for other roles you may be interested in.Required Qualifications:Board eligible or certified by American Board of Radiology or the American Osteopathic Board of RadiologyFellowship trainingUnrestricted licensure in the state of MassachusettsPreferred Qualifications:Fellowship training in breast imagingProven excellent clinical and communication skillsWhat makes an Optum Career different? Be part of a best-in-class employee experience that enables you to practice at the top of your licenseWe believe that better care for clinicians equates to better care for patientsWe are influencing change collectively on a national scale while still maintaining the culture and community of our local care organizationsPractice medicine autonomously, with the support, not restrictions, of a sustainable and thriving national health care organization