Position Overview

Understanding the Role

The Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC), part of the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium (ANTHC), is seeking a Diagnostic Radiologist to join its esteemed radiology department in Anchorage, Alaska. This opportunity offers a hybrid work model, requiring on-site coverage only 1:11 weeks, with the remainder of the workload performed remotely. This structure provides an exceptional work-life balance, making it an attractive option for radiologists seeking flexibility while still being part of a highly collaborative, mission-driven team.

Hybrid Schedule and Workload

Radiologists in this role enjoy a predictable and balanced workload, with a standard schedule of Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM when not on call. The daily case volume is approximately 50 studies per day, allowing physicians to maintain a steady yet manageable pace. The department is staffed by a team of 14 full-time equivalent (FTE) radiologists, fostering a collegial and supportive work environment where responsibilities are evenly shared.

  • Work Model: Hybrid (on-site 1:11 weeks, remainder remote)
  • Team Size: 14 FTE Diagnostic Radiologists
  • Schedule: Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
  • Daily Workload: 50 studies per day on average
  • Study Volume Range: 30 – 80 studies per day

This unique structure allows radiologists to engage in meaningful, high-quality patient care while also enjoying flexibility in how and where they work. The model ensures that diagnostic radiologists remain fully integrated into the team while benefiting from remote work options that enhance personal and professional satisfaction.

Level II Trauma Center and Tertiary Referral Hub

ANMC serves as Alaska’s only Level II Trauma Center, acting as the tertiary referral center for Alaska Native and American Indian communities across the state. Diagnostic radiologists have the opportunity to interpret a diverse array of cases, including routine studies as well as complex trauma and specialty referrals. The patient population represents a unique mix of cases not commonly seen in other parts of the country, providing ongoing professional growth and intellectual engagement.

  • Facility: Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC)
  • Trauma Level: Level II Trauma Center
  • Referral Base: Alaska Native and American Indian populations statewide
  • Case Variety: Mix of routine diagnostics, trauma, and specialty referrals

Technology and Collaborative Team Environment

ANMC is equipped with state-of-the-art imaging technology, enabling radiologists to perform and interpret studies with precision and efficiency. The radiology team works closely with multiple medical specialties within ANMC, including trauma surgery, oncology, orthopedics, and neurology, ensuring an integrated approach to patient care.

  • Advanced PACS System: Sectra PACS
  • Cutting-Edge Imaging Equipment:
    • CT Scanners: 3 (2 GE, 1 Canon 256-Slice CT Scanner)
    • MRI Machines: 3 GE units (1.5T and 3T)
    • Ultrasound: GE/Canon
    • Mammography: Hologic 2D (Awaiting 3D Tomosynthesis approval)
    • Radiography and Fluoroscopy: FUJI and Shimadzu

The integration of advanced imaging technology, including a high-resolution 256-slice CT scanner, combined with a multidisciplinary team approach, ensures radiologists can provide high-quality, efficient, and accurate diagnostic services.

Why Join ANMC?

This opportunity provides the best of both worlds—cutting-edge radiology practice in a trauma and referral center with the flexibility of a hybrid work model and unmatched compensation and benefits. Radiologists at ANMC enjoy a highly collegial work environment, the opportunity to serve a diverse patient population, and the ability to live and work in one of the most beautiful regions in the world.

If you are seeking a dynamic, flexible, and rewarding diagnostic radiology position in a mission-driven organization, this is the perfect opportunity to build a long-term career in Anchorage, Alaska.

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