General Radiologist | $50,000 Bonus | $800k+ Potential | 12 Weeks Off | Partnership Track Work Hard. Get Paid. Live Well.

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General Radiologist | $50,000 Bonus | $800k+ Potential | 12 Weeks Off | Partnership Track
Work Hard. Get Paid. Live Well.

If you’re looking for a cushy gig, keep scrolling. This role is for radiologists who want to push themselves, read at a high level, and be rewarded accordingly. At Radiology Associates of North Texas (RANT), we don’t shy away from hard work — and neither should you. Our Lubbock, TX team is offering a position where you’ll grind, grow, and get compensated like nowhere else: $800k+ potential, 12 weeks off, and a two-year partnership track.

Why This Role Is Different

$50,000 Bonus up front
Partner compensation exceeded $900k in 2024 (not including moonlighting)
Two-year partnership track (trainees) or immediate transition for experienced physicians
12 weeks vacation annually — equal from day one
Mix of onsite and remote shifts to keep you sharp and flexible
Balanced case mix — CR/CT/US/MR, inpatient, outpatient, ER
Fellowship training in MSK, Body, or Neuro preferred

The Work

You’ll average 80–110 wRVUs per shift. That means you need to be efficient, decisive, and ready to hustle. Call is shared, light, and comes with incentive pay. Internal moonlighting is available from day one if you want to go after even more income.

What You Get

Above-market compensation with realistic $800k+ earning potential
Comprehensive benefits + malpractice
$46,500 annual 401(k) contribution from the group
Relocation reimbursement up to $7,500
Eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)

Tools & Support

You’ll have what you need to perform at a high level:

Midlevel support to cut down fluoro load
Low-volume outpatient clinic
Advanced tech: Fuji Synapse PACS, PS360, Canvas workflow, AI tools
24/7 access to Telerad Assistants, IT, and credentialing

Why Lubbock?

It’s not just about the job. Lubbock is a metro of 318,000+ with a top-tier university vibe (Texas Tech), a growing job market, and a surprisingly strong social and cultural scene. Plus, outdoor adventures are close by. It’s a place to build your career and your life.

About RANT

We’re the largest physician-owned radiology practice in the U.S. — 300+ radiologists, 35+ APPs, 78 hospitals, 57 imaging centers. Independent since 1937. Democratic. Physician-led.

Ready to prove yourself and cash in? Send your CV to radjobs@radntx.com with Lubbock Position in the subject line.

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