Description

High Plains Radiological Association (“HPRA”) is a regional radiology group based in Amarillo, TX. HPRA is a 100% physician-owned private practice providing service to multiple hospitals and imaging centers throughout Texas and New Mexico. HPRA’s primary contract, and provides onsite coverage, is Baptist St. Anthony’s Hospital in Amarillo. HPRA provides service to 37 other hospitals and imaging centers via teleradiology. HPRA is in a growth phase due to our excellent reputation and sophisticated teleradiology model and platform.  HPRA is seeking a fellowship-trained breast imager or a general diagnostic radiologist with experience and interest in a higher volume of mammography.  The group has five radiologists providing breast imaging services in addition to reading diagnostic imaging.  The percentage of breast imaging is flexible.

About the Practice

• HPRA is a traditional private practice with long and deep ties to the area
• HPRA provides service to 43 sites throughout Texas and New Mexico
• HPRA reads over 500,000 exams annually
• HPRA has 27 radiologists and five physician’s assistants 
• The practice is professionally managed, democratic, and transparent
• The shareholders consistently earn in the top 5% percent nationally
• HPRA covers nights internally, which totals 3 weeks per year per radiologist
• HPRA Shareholders are determined to remain independent
• HPRA is professionally managed by Radiology Business Solutions (www.radbusiness.com)

Compensation and Benefits

• Excellent starting salary and full benefits
• One year to partnership
• Benefits package includes:
  • Medical Malpractice Insurance
  • Health Insurance
  • Dental & Vision Insurance Plans
  • 401(k) and Profit-Sharing Plan 
  • Vacation 10 Weeks
  • $50K Signing Bonus
  • Moving Expenses
  • Internal opportunities for additional compensation

About Amarillo

HPRA shareholder radiologists live and work in Amarillo, a thriving city of 250,000 located in the Texas Panhandle. Amarillo lies halfway between Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Interstate 40. It is the largest city and a historic stop on Route 66. Amarillo is in Potter County and is rated one of the best places to live in Texas. 

Amarillo offers residents a dense suburban feel, and most own their homes. The cost of living in Amarillo is 16% lower than the national average. The city's history is deeply embedded in cowboy culture and mythology since many of the residents are descendants of 19th-century ranchers who settled there when the city boomed as a cattle market. 

Amarillo is considered the regional economic center for the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles, plus Eastern New Mexico. The city has many parks, bars, and restaurants and a thriving downtown area. Statistically, Amarillo enjoys a low crime rate, excellent schools, affordable housing, and exceptional weather.  Texas does not have an individual state income tax.