Diagnostic Radiologist / Interventional Radiologist
Job at a glance
Job description
The assignment begins October 1, 2026, and is expected to continue for approximately 104 weeks.
The ideal physician is a well-rounded General Diagnostic Radiologist who is comfortable with high-volume emergency and inpatient imaging, particularly CT and radiography, and can perform basic image-guided procedures when needed.
The practice has a strong emergency department imaging volume, significant CT stroke/neurovascular imaging, routine inpatient and outpatient imaging, and limited procedural responsibilities compared with larger regional facilities.
Job Responsibilities
Interpret emergency, inpatient, and outpatient imaging studies.
Interpret plain films, including:
Portable chest
Two-view chest
Trauma extremities
Pelvis
Spine
Interpret CT studies, including:
CT Head
CT Abdomen/Pelvis
CTA Chest for PE
CTA Head/Neck
Trauma CT
Interpret ultrasound studies, including:
Venous Duplex
Gallbladder
Renal
Pelvic
OB/GYN
Interpret MRI studies involving:
Brain
Spine
Shoulder
Pelvis
Interpret fluoroscopic examinations, including:
Esophagram
Upper GI
Small Bowel Follow Through
Interpret Nuclear Medicine studies, including:
HIDA
Lung Perfusion
Bone Scan
Perform basic/light image-guided procedures as needed.
Perform procedures including:
Paracentesis
Thoracentesis
Breast Localization
Support acute stroke and neurovascular imaging workflows.
Maintain efficient interpretation across emergency, inpatient, and outpatient imaging.
Utilize Powerscribe 4.0 and the RPCE technology platform.
Maintain expected productivity of approximately 45 RVUs per shift.
Qualifications
Board Certified in Radiology – Required.
General Diagnostic Radiology experience.
Comfortable with high-volume CT interpretation.
Strong emergency department imaging experience.
Experience with stroke CTA and acute neuroimaging.
Strong plain-film and body CT interpretation skills.
Comfortable interpreting ultrasound, MRI, fluoroscopy, and Nuclear Medicine studies.
Able to perform basic image-guided procedures.
Fellowship not required.
Academic Medical Center experience not required.
Trauma experience not required.
Telehealth experience not required.
Prior travel/locum tenens experience preferred.
Must be comfortable with a position where floating may be required.
Working Hours
Hours: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST
Holiday Coverage: All major/minor holidays, if available.
On-Call: No
Assignment: Long-term, approximately 104 weeks
Start Date: October 1, 2026
End Date: Open/Ongoing
Skills
Emergency Radiology
Inpatient Radiology
High-volume CT
CT Head
CTA Head/Neck
CTA Chest/PE
Trauma CT
Radiography / Plain Film
Ultrasound
MRI
Stroke and neurovascular imaging
Fluoroscopy
Nuclear Medicine
Body imaging
Light Interventional Radiology
Paracentesis
Thoracentesis
Breast localization
Image-guided procedures
Powerscribe 4.0
High-volume emergency imaging workflow