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EPISODE · Apr 18, 2025 · 46 MIN

Ep. 534 What’s a Good Job? Looking at the Diagnostic Job Market with Dr. Ned Holman and Dr. Mike Romeo

from BackTable Vascular & Interventional · host BackTable Inc.

Are you thinking about pursuing a new diagnostic radiology gig? Get the download on the current job market, how to evaluate different compensation models, and what to look out for when considering your next job offer in this week’s episode of BackTable, featuring guests Dr. Ned Holman (Neuroradiologist at Alaska Imaging) and Dr. Mike Romeo (Radiologist and President of West Reading Radiology). --- SYNPOSIS The doctors begin by exploring various employment models, including private practice, academic positions, and hybrid arrangements that combine elements of both. They share valuable insights on job transparency and the significance of leveraging professional connections to gain honest, firsthand perspectives on potential employers. They also provide advice on key questions to ask during job interviews and strategies for negotiating contracts. The doctors conclude by sharing tips to help make informed decisions to ensure job satisfaction and professional growth. --- TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Introduction 04:30 - Employment Models 06:32 - Compensation Structures 08:43 - Evaluating Job Offers 19:05 - Red Flags in Employment 27:13 - Private Equity Jobs: Pros and Cons 31:36 - Navigating Job Boards and Resources 42:03 - Final Advice for Job Seekers

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