Nuclear Medicine​/PET Radiologist

Radiology Imaging Associates (RIA) is the largest and only physician‑owned fully subspecialized radiology practice in the Denver Metro area. We currently have 120+ radiologists, serve 36 hospitals, and operate 17 imaging centers throughout Colorado, Kansas, and Hawaii. Our group has a culture of innovation, independence, and egalitarianism, and a reputation for providing the highest quality imaging services, dedicated to excellence in patient care.

RIA values physician wellness and job satisfaction. We have taken steps to accommodate various levels of work/life balance, including dedicated evening and overnight radiologists to minimize off‑hours burden, and work from home. A robust IT/PACS infrastructure and in‑house support team enables work efficiency as well as online collaboration.

To address growing demand for our services, RIA is seeking to add an additional board‑certified/board‑eligible, nuclear medicine fellowship‑trained radiologist for a partnership track position. The candidate will join a close‑knit team of 5 fellowship‑trained nuclear radiologists, providing the entire gamut of nuclear medicine services including:

• Oncologic, cardiac, and neurologic PET/CT
• Unsealed source radionuclide therapy
• General nuclear medicine including SPECT/CT and nuclear cardiology

Collaboration in general and specialized tumor board conferences

• Participation in general radiology coverage

Competitive salary and benefits including:

• Employer funded 401K and profit sharing
• Ample book / travel / Continuing Medical Educational fund
• Robust vacation and free day allotment
• Professional liability insurance through COPIC, a nationally recognized leader in healthcare and patient safety
• In‑house licensing/credentialing team
• 24/7 PACS/IT support

Denver is a thriving metropolitan city with a robust and growing economy. Excellent dining and shopping, a vibrant arts and music scene, beautiful outdoors, numerous local colleges and universities with a highly educated population, and award winning schools all make for an excellent quality of life. There is easy access to an international airport, professional sports, and world class outdoor activities for enthusiasts of all types.

• Completion of diagnostic radiology residency program (solely nuclear medicine trained physicians will not be considered)
• Nuclear medicine residency or fellowship training
• Dedication to building strong relationships with referring physicians and hospital partners

Compensation for this particular role starts at $400,000 - $750,000 based on experience.

In accordance with Colorado law, the range provided is Radiology Imaging Associate’s reasonable estimate of the base compensation for this role. The actual amount may be higher or lower, based on non‑discriminatory factors such as experience, knowledge, skills, and abilities.

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