Hybrid Day Body Radiologist - Austin Radiological Association

Position Summary We are seeking a fellowship-trained Body Imaging Radiologist who is also comfortable with general radiology to join our well-established, physician-led practice in Austin, Texas. This partnership‑track position offers a collaborative, efficient, and supportive environment. Responsibilities Fellowship training in Body Imaging required Extensive Body MR reading responsibilities, including: Abdomen and pelvis MR (liver, kidney, pancreas, GI, GU) Prostate MRI with PI‑RADS scoring Gynecologic MR including endometriosis mapping Participation in multidisciplinary conferences and tumor boards Work includes both inpatient and outpatient settings, including Central Texas’s only Level I Pediatric Trauma Center Ability to read general radiology and perform minor procedures Dedicated reading time for advanced MRI protocols with technical and radiologist collaboration Opportunities for research and academic involvement with Dell Medical School at UT Austin Qualifications Board‑certified or board‑eligible in Diagnostic Radiology (ABR) Fellowship in Body Imaging with strong emphasis on Body MRI Proficiency in general radiology and minor image‑guided procedures Team‑oriented mindset with a passion for quality and continuous learning Schedule & Location Day/1st Shift Full‑time (30+ hrs/week) Hybrid work model Location: Austin, TX Compensation The salary range for this position is $500,000–$1,000,000, with final determination based on education, experience, certifications, and geographic factors. The role also includes an annual discretionary bonus and a comprehensive benefits package, including health and wellness coverage, 401(k) benefits, and other benefits such as family planning and telehealth. EEO Statement Radiology Partners is an equal opportunity employer. RP is committed to an inclusive, safe, and welcoming environment where everyone has equal access to resources to reach their full potential. #J-18808-Ljbffr ARA Diagnostic Imaging - Austin Radiological Association