I was wondering how the moonlighting structure is in radiology residencies. the opportunities, how does the compensation work? does it have to be only in-house? which PGY levels can do that?
I don't mind. SC is a state that does this - I am sure there are others, but I have not looked them up.What state, if you don't mind sharing?
There are others but Memphis, Tennessee has a setup like this.What state, if you don't mind sharing?
Not sure if MI allows you do that, but residents at Beaumont and Henry Ford are known to make x2 or even sometimes x3 dt ample internal moonlighting opportunitiesThanks for the tip! I'm looking at the list of states where one can get a license after intern year, but beyond that I'd probably have to speak to residents to see what other programs have this setup.
Seems like an underrated factor in choosing a residency, depending on one's career goals. And an option to financially blunt the longer training path for Rads.
Neither are pretty much all first year attendings. And depending on the institution they’ve found that R3/4 reads are better than the overnight tele reads done by someone who was trained God knows where.I’m surprised there are still residencies that allow you do to diagnostic moonlighting since residents aren’t board certified after the Core exam.
I’m surprised there are still residencies that allow you do to diagnostic moonlighting since residents aren’t board certified after the Core exam.
Neither are pretty much all first year attendings.