Locum Radiologist – General Diagnostic, Breast Imaging & Interventional Radiolog
Job at a glance
Job description
A healthcare system is seeking a Diagnostic Radiologist with experience in Mammography and Interventional Radiology to provide ongoing onsite coverage supporting a busy hospital imaging environment. This opportunity offers a consistent weekday schedule and a diverse diagnostic case mix across emergency department, inpatient, and outpatient imaging services.
The radiologist will support a high emergency department driven imaging program where the majority of studies consist of radiography and CT related to trauma and acute neurologic evaluations. The site regularly performs CT head and trauma spine imaging along with CTA chest and CTA head and neck studies as part of stroke and pulmonary embolism evaluation pathways. Ultrasound studies include routine vascular and abdominal imaging, and the facility also supports breast imaging services and occasional interventional procedures. Physicians comfortable working in a fast paced diagnostic environment with a broad modality mix are encouraged to inquire.
Job Responsibilities
Qualifications
• Experience interpreting high volume CT and trauma related imaging studies
• Comfortable reading screening mammography and supporting breast imaging services
• Ability to perform basic to moderate interventional radiology procedures
• Experience with stroke and vascular imaging including CTA studies
• Current BLS and ACLS certifications
Working Hours
Skills
• CR (Computed Radiography)
• CT
• Ultrasound
• MRI
• Nuclear Medicine
• Fluoroscopy
• Interventional Radiology
• Mammography
Case Mix Distribution
• Primary (approximately 85 percent): X ray and CT focused on trauma, stroke, and pulmonary embolism imaging
• Mid Volume (approximately 10 percent): Ultrasound including vascular studies, DVT imaging, and abdominal or pelvic studies
• Procedural / IR (less than 2 percent): PICC or CVAD placement, thoracentesis, and image guided biopsies including liver, lung, and bone
• Specialized (approximately 3 percent): Mammography including screening and biopsy procedures, nuclear medicine studies such as HIDA scans, and limited MRI imaging