<p>A high-volume Evening Neuroradiologist opportunity at a Level I trauma center, comprehensive stroke center, and newly developed dedicated brain and spine hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana. This role offers a competitive salary range of $600,000–$800,000 with a clear two-year partnership track, a consistent evening shift structure, and the option to work remotely — a rare combination in subspecialty neuroradiology. The program is actively growing its neuro-focused infrastructure, making this an ideal position for a clinician interested in long-term stability alongside opportunities in teaching, leadership, or program development.</p>
<h3>Perks and Benefits</h3> <ul> <li>Salary range: $600,000–$800,000 annually</li> <li>Additional commencement bonus, retention bonus, and productivity bonus</li> <li>Partnership track with a two-year path to partnership</li> <li>W-2 employment preferred; 1099 independent contractor arrangement also available</li> <li>10 weeks paid time off annually</li> <li>Full benefits package including 401(k) retirement plan and malpractice coverage</li> <li>Internal moonlighting opportunities available</li> <li>Weekend call at a 1:6 frequency</li> </ul>
<h3>Practice Highlights</h3> <ul> <li>Evening Neuroradiologist role with a typical shift of approximately 2:00–3:00 PM to 11:00 PM (flexible start)</li> <li>7-on/7-off scheduling available, providing extended blocks of time off</li> <li>Remote reading option available for qualified candidates</li> <li>High-volume neuroradiology practice with an annual RVU target of 14,000–15,000</li> <li>Significant after-hours stroke and trauma volume consistent with a Level I trauma center and comprehensive stroke center designation</li> <li>Dedicated brain and spine hospital with advanced neuroimaging resources on campus</li> <li>Close, integrated collaboration with neuro-interventional radiology and neurosurgery teams</li> <li>Open to candidates with interests in teaching, clinical leadership, or neuroradiology program development</li> </ul>
<h3>Qualifications</h3> <ul> <li>Board certification by the American Board of Radiology (ABR) required</li> <li>Certificate of Added Qualification (CAQ) in neuroradiology preferred; CAQ-eligible candidates considered</li> <li>Completion of a neuroradiology fellowship strongly preferred given the subspecialty acuity and case complexity</li> <li>Active Indiana medical license or eligibility to obtain</li> <li>Comfort with high-acuity after-hours stroke imaging, trauma neuroimaging, and brain and spine pathology</li> <li>Interest in teaching, leadership, or program development welcomed but not required</li> </ul>
<h3>About the Community</h3> <p>Indianapolis is a major Midwestern metropolitan market offering direct national airport access, a diverse and affordable housing landscape, and a well-established cultural scene that includes professional sports, a thriving dining and arts district, and extensive recreational amenities. The consistent evening schedule preserves full daytime flexibility — a meaningful lifestyle advantage for physicians who want to engage with the city, pursue personal interests, or manage family commitments during daylight hours. Indianapolis consistently ranks among the most affordable large cities in the country, with strong school systems and a welcoming professional community that supports long-term roots.</p>