AICA Orthopedics · Atlanta (Buckhead) · Full-time, onsite
AICA Orthopedics is bringing MSK imaging in-house, and we're hiring the radiologist who will read it. You'll read our MRIs on site alongside the orthopedic surgeons and specialists who order them, and you'll hold the Imaging Medical Director title.
Compensation including base + production pay that takes top readers past $1M, and a backup reading group that takes the overflow.
The work
- Mostly MSK MRI, with spine and soft-tissue injury making up much of the caseload. This is a reading role: no procedures.
- Pace: experienced readers typically sustain about 10 studies an hour. Read at whatever pace keeps you accurate; our current reading group takes the overflow.
- Complete reads: report acute findings and also any chronic or degenerative changes that affect long-term treatment. The treating team relies on the full picture, so every finding should be documented, without over-reading.
- Direct line to the care team: you'll talk through cases with the surgeons and specialists who order the studies.
- Backup coverage: the backup reading group also covers PTO, CME and sick days.
- Tools and support: modern PACS, voice recognition, and staff who handle scheduling, records and the other admin work.
- Imaging Medical Director: clinical oversight of imaging quality and protocols.
What you bring
Required
- MD or DO, board certified in Diagnostic Radiology (ABR)
- 5+ years post-residency
- Strong MSK MRI reading, including spine and soft tissue
- Accurate at high volume, with clear, concise reports
- Georgia medical license, or able to get one before starting. Georgia is an Interstate Medical Licensure Compact state.
Preferred
- MSK fellowship
- Experience with personal injury or workers' compensation imaging
- Outpatient or orthopedic practice background
About AICA Orthopedics
For more than 20 years, AICA Orthopedics has treated patients with a team of specialists who work together in one practice: orthopedic surgeons, pain management, physical therapy and more. Bringing imaging in-house puts the radiologist in that team, alongside the doctors who use the reads to plan treatment.