Description

Run a working rubidium PET/CT lab (~1,500 studies a year) from day one. Outpatient only, no call, no rounding. $750,000 guaranteed annual salary.

The program you would lead

• In-house rubidium PET/CT: about 1,500 cardiac PET studies a year, already running and growing
• Full echocardiography lab with strain
• Vascular lab: carotid, arterial and venous duplex, abdominal aorta
• Holter and mobile cardiac telemetry (MCT) program
• Exercise and pharmacologic stress testing

Your week

• Outpatient only: no call, no hospital rounding, predictable 5-day week
• Interpret PET/CT, Holter and MCT on site or remotely
• Your own clinic, supported by nurse practitioners
• Lead imaging quality and protocols across our Long Island sites
• We work closely with Catholic Health on same-day patient access; Catholic Health privileging supported, fees paid by the practice

Compensation and benefits

• $750,000 guaranteed annual salary
• $25,000 annual retention bonus
• $25,000 a year in student-loan repayment for four years ($100,000 total)
• Profit-sharing eligible
• Furnished housing available on a first-come, first-served basis
• CBNC exam and Rb-82 authorized-user training paid by the practice if not yet certified
• Health insurance, 401(k), occurrence-based malpractice, CME allowance
• H-1B sponsorship available; graduating fellows welcome

Where: Westbury and Mineola, Nassau County, Long Island, a short commute from New York City. A.P. New York Comprehensive Medical Care (NYCMC) is a physician-owned cardiology and diagnostics practice with five Long Island locations.

Talk to the owner directly. Email your CV, or call or text Dr. Adalbert Pilip at (347) 665-2905. A CV is enough to start; confidential inquiries welcome and answered within one business day.

Requirements

• MD or DO; board certified or board eligible in cardiovascular disease
• New York State medical license, or eligible to obtain one
• Level 2 or Level 3 training in nuclear cardiology and/or echocardiography; CBNC or NBE certification preferred
• Comfortable interpreting cardiac PET/CT and ambulatory monitoring at volume
• Graduating fellows and physicians currently in practice are both encouraged to apply