Lucrative Diagnostic Radiology Locums in Seneca, PA
Updated 10/30/26
Seneca, Pennsylvania, United States
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Radiology
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MD/DO
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Hospital
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Job description
Job description
Diagnostic Radiology Physician – Locum Tenens – Seneca, PA
Position Overview
Seeking experienced Diagnostic Radiologists for locum tenens opportunities in Seneca, Pennsylvania, beginning January 11, 2027.
This opportunity offers both remote teleradiology and onsite coverage options within a multi-hospital diagnostic imaging network. Physicians will provide comprehensive diagnostic radiology interpretation for adult patients, including emergency department, inpatient, and outpatient imaging studies.
The primary clinical need includes general diagnostic radiology, body imaging, and musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging. Experience interpreting neurological imaging studies is preferred but not required.
Onsite radiologists will also supervise Radiology Practitioner Assistants (RPAs) and provide oversight of diagnostic and image-guided procedures.
The assignment offers daytime coverage, with occasional weekend teleradiology shifts. No on-call responsibilities are required for the Seneca location.
Compensation:
Onsite - Hourly: $470/hr
Tele - Hourly: $430/hr
Assignment Details
Location: Seneca, PA
Provider Type: Physician (MD/DO)
Specialty: Diagnostic Radiology
Position Type: Locum Tenens
Start Date: January 11, 2027
Assignment Duration: Ongoing / End Date Not Specified
Coverage Type: Remote Teleradiology and/or Onsite
Practice Setting: Acute Care Hospital / Diagnostic Radiology
Patient Population: Adults
Trauma Designation: Non-Trauma Center at Primary Location
EMR System: Epic
PACS System: VUe
Voice Recognition System: PowerScribe 360
Credentialing Timeframe: Approximately 90 Days
Schedule
Shift Type: Day Shift
Shift Hours: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Coverage Days: Monday–Sunday, Based on Scheduling Needs
Remote Coverage Need: Approximately 3 Weeks Per Month
Onsite Coverage Need: Approximately 1 Week Per Month
Weekend Coverage: Occasional Sunday Teleradiology Shifts
Sunday Coverage: Approximately 1–2 Sundays Per Month, As Needed
On-Call Responsibilities: None at the Primary Location
Estimated Monthly Coverage Need: Up to 30 Shifts Across the Coverage Schedule
Start Date: January 11, 2027
The overall staffing need is approximately three full-time radiologists daily across the participating hospital network. Individual schedules will depend on provider availability and whether remote, onsite, or combined coverage is selected.
Remote Teleradiology Coverage
Daytime Diagnostic Imaging Interpretation
Coverage Across Multiple Hospital Locations
Approximately 3 Weeks of Remote Coverage Needed Per Month
Occasional Sunday Coverage
Emergency Department Imaging Interpretation
Review of Outstanding Outpatient Imaging Studies
Remote Reading Workstation Provided
Onsite Coverage
Daytime Coverage From 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Approximately 1 Week of Onsite Coverage Needed Per Month
General Diagnostic Radiology Interpretation
RPA Supervision and Procedural Oversight
Additional Onsite Coverage at Participating Locations May Be Required
Patient Population / Imaging Volume
Patient Age Group: Adults
Adult Patient Population: 100%
Primary Hospital – Seneca, PA
Practice Setting: Acute Care Hospital
Trauma Designation: Non-Trauma Center
Average Daily Volume: Approximately 80–100 Imaging Studies
Estimated Daily Workload: Approximately 60 RVUs
Primary Clinical Focus: General Diagnostic Radiology
Procedural Support: Two RPAs Available for Supervision
Additional Hospital Coverage
Practice Setting: Level II Trauma Center
Average Daily Volume: Approximately 100–120 Imaging Studies
Estimated Daily Workload: Approximately 60–80 RVUs
Primary Imaging Focus: Body and Musculoskeletal Imaging
Additional Imaging: Neurological Imaging Preferred
Weekend Teleradiology Coverage
Approximately 100 Imaging Studies Per Day
Emergency Department Imaging
Outstanding Outpatient Imaging Studies
No Onsite Presence Required for Primary-Location Sunday Coverage
Clinical Responsibilities
Interpret General Diagnostic Radiology Studies
Perform Body Imaging Interpretation
Interpret Musculoskeletal Imaging Studies
Interpret Neurological Imaging Studies When Within Clinical Competency
Provide Diagnostic Imaging Interpretation for Emergency Department Patients
Support Inpatient Diagnostic Imaging Services
Interpret Outpatient Imaging Studies
Review Imaging Studies From Multiple Participating Hospitals
Maintain Timely and Accurate Radiology Reports
Identify and Communicate Critical Imaging Findings
Collaborate With Referring Physicians and Clinical Staff
Utilize Epic for Clinical Documentation
Utilize VUe PACS for Image Review
Utilize PowerScribe 360 for Radiology Reporting
Supervise RPAs During Onsite Assignments
Provide Oversight of Applicable Diagnostic and Image-Guided Procedures
Maintain Appropriate Clinical Standards and Patient Safety
Candidates interested exclusively in emergency department imaging interpretation will not be considered.
Remote Teleradiology Responsibilities
Provide Diagnostic Imaging Interpretation Across Participating Hospitals
Interpret Body and Musculoskeletal Imaging Studies
Support General Diagnostic Radiology Reading Lists
Interpret Emergency Department, Inpatient, and Outpatient Studies
Review Additional Studies Assigned Through the Shared Reading System
Maintain Consistent Reporting Quality Across Multiple Locations
Utilize the Provided Remote Reading Workstation
A single workstation will be provided for remote coverage across participating locations.
Onsite Clinical Responsibilities
Onsite radiologists will interpret diagnostic imaging studies while supervising RPAs and providing procedural oversight.
Primary Hospital – Seneca, PA
The onsite radiologist will generally supervise two RPAs while managing diagnostic imaging interpretation.
Procedural Oversight May Include:
Lumbar Punctures
Myelograms
Nasogastric Tube Procedures
Nephrology-Related Tube Procedures
Nephrostomy Tube Exchanges
Ultrasound-Guided Thoracentesis
Ultrasound-Guided Paracentesis
PICC Line Placement
Central Line Placement
Gastrojejunostomy Tube Exchanges
Additional Procedures May Include:
Image-Guided Biopsies
Tunneled Dialysis Catheter Placement
Other Applicable Image-Guided Procedures
Direct participation in additional procedures may be available based on physician experience and clinical needs.
Additional Onsite Hospital Coverage
Depending on scheduling requirements, onsite radiologists may also support a Level II Trauma Center.
Procedural responsibilities may include:
Fluoroscopy
Barium Swallow Studies
Modified Barium Swallow Studies
Upper Gastrointestinal Studies
Cystograms
Retrograde Urethrograms
Barium Enemas
Joint Injections for MR Arthrography
Thyroid Fine-Needle Aspiration
Lumbar Punctures
CT Myelography-Related Procedures
RPA support is available for selected fluoroscopic procedures, thyroid biopsies, and arthrograms.
Required Clinical Skills
General Diagnostic Radiology
Body Imaging
Musculoskeletal Imaging
Emergency Radiology
Inpatient Diagnostic Imaging
Outpatient Diagnostic Imaging
High-Volume Radiology Interpretation
Critical Findings Communication
Radiology Practitioner Assistant Supervision for Onsite Assignments
Fluoroscopic and Image-Guided Procedural Oversight for Onsite Assignments
Neurological Imaging Interpretation – Preferred
Body and musculoskeletal imaging proficiency is required. Neurological imaging experience is preferred but not mandatory.
Clinical Practice Details
Practice Setting: Acute Care Hospital / Multi-Hospital Radiology Network
Primary Location: Seneca, PA
Trauma Designation: Non-Trauma Center at Primary Location
Additional Coverage: Level II Trauma Center
Remote Coverage: Available
Onsite Coverage: Available
Patient Population: Adults
Support Staff: Two RPAs at Primary Location
Interventional Radiology Support: Available
EMR: Epic
PACS: VUe
Dictation System: PowerScribe 360
Remote Workstation: Provided
On-Call Responsibilities: None at Primary Location
Requirements
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology
At Least 2 Years of Clinical Experience in Diagnostic Radiology – Required
American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) Certification Pathway Required
American Board of Physician Specialties (ABPS) Not Accepted
Pennsylvania Medical License Required Before Practice
Candidates Requiring Pennsylvania Licensure May Be Considered
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Certification Required
Strong Body Imaging Experience Required
Strong Musculoskeletal Imaging Experience Required
Ability to Interpret General Diagnostic Radiology Studies
Ability to Support Emergency Department, Inpatient, and Outpatient Imaging
Neurological Imaging Experience Preferred
Ability to Work Remotely, Onsite, or Both, Depending on Assignment
Availability for Monday–Sunday Coverage as Needed
Procedural Competency for Applicable Onsite Assignments
Ability to Supervise RPAs When Assigned
Ability to Manage High-Volume Diagnostic Imaging Workloads
Licensing and Credentialing
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology
ABMS Board Pathway Required
Pennsylvania Medical License Required Before Starting
Candidates Needing to Obtain Pennsylvania Licensure Accepted
ACLS Certification Required
DEA Registration Not Required
Controlled Substance Registration Not Required
Credentialing and Privileging Required Across Participating Hospital Locations
Estimated Credentialing Timeframe: 90 Days
Candidate Availability and Submission Requirements
Candidates should be prepared to provide the following information:
Preference for Remote, Onsite, or Combined Coverage
Number of Remote Shifts Available Per Month
Number of Onsite Shifts Available Per Month
Confirmation of Body and Musculoskeletal Imaging Proficiency
Neurological Imaging Capabilities and Any Limitations
Confirmation of Procedural Competency for Onsite Assignments
Completed Imaging Modality Checklist
Disclosure of Any Imaging Modality or Procedure Exclusions
Availability for Monday–Sunday Coverage as Needed
Ability to Complete Credentialing Across Participating Locations
Additional Assignment Information
Ongoing Diagnostic Radiology Coverage Opportunity
Remote and Onsite Assignment Options
Primary Need for General, Body, and Musculoskeletal Imaging
Neurological Imaging Experience Preferred
Multi-Hospital Reading Responsibilities
Daytime Coverage From 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Occasional Sunday Teleradiology Coverage
No On-Call Responsibilities at the Primary Location
Adult Patient Population
Two RPAs Available for Onsite Procedural Support
Epic Electronic Medical Record
VUe PACS
PowerScribe 360 Reporting System
Remote Workstation Provided
Approximately 90-Day Credentialing Timeframe
Position Overview
Seeking experienced Diagnostic Radiologists for locum tenens opportunities in Seneca, Pennsylvania, beginning January 11, 2027.
This opportunity offers both remote teleradiology and onsite coverage options within a multi-hospital diagnostic imaging network. Physicians will provide comprehensive diagnostic radiology interpretation for adult patients, including emergency department, inpatient, and outpatient imaging studies.
The primary clinical need includes general diagnostic radiology, body imaging, and musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging. Experience interpreting neurological imaging studies is preferred but not required.
Onsite radiologists will also supervise Radiology Practitioner Assistants (RPAs) and provide oversight of diagnostic and image-guided procedures.
The assignment offers daytime coverage, with occasional weekend teleradiology shifts. No on-call responsibilities are required for the Seneca location.
Compensation:
Onsite - Hourly: $470/hr
Tele - Hourly: $430/hr
Assignment Details
Location: Seneca, PA
Provider Type: Physician (MD/DO)
Specialty: Diagnostic Radiology
Position Type: Locum Tenens
Start Date: January 11, 2027
Assignment Duration: Ongoing / End Date Not Specified
Coverage Type: Remote Teleradiology and/or Onsite
Practice Setting: Acute Care Hospital / Diagnostic Radiology
Patient Population: Adults
Trauma Designation: Non-Trauma Center at Primary Location
EMR System: Epic
PACS System: VUe
Voice Recognition System: PowerScribe 360
Credentialing Timeframe: Approximately 90 Days
Schedule
Shift Type: Day Shift
Shift Hours: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Coverage Days: Monday–Sunday, Based on Scheduling Needs
Remote Coverage Need: Approximately 3 Weeks Per Month
Onsite Coverage Need: Approximately 1 Week Per Month
Weekend Coverage: Occasional Sunday Teleradiology Shifts
Sunday Coverage: Approximately 1–2 Sundays Per Month, As Needed
On-Call Responsibilities: None at the Primary Location
Estimated Monthly Coverage Need: Up to 30 Shifts Across the Coverage Schedule
Start Date: January 11, 2027
The overall staffing need is approximately three full-time radiologists daily across the participating hospital network. Individual schedules will depend on provider availability and whether remote, onsite, or combined coverage is selected.
Remote Teleradiology Coverage
Daytime Diagnostic Imaging Interpretation
Coverage Across Multiple Hospital Locations
Approximately 3 Weeks of Remote Coverage Needed Per Month
Occasional Sunday Coverage
Emergency Department Imaging Interpretation
Review of Outstanding Outpatient Imaging Studies
Remote Reading Workstation Provided
Onsite Coverage
Daytime Coverage From 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Approximately 1 Week of Onsite Coverage Needed Per Month
General Diagnostic Radiology Interpretation
RPA Supervision and Procedural Oversight
Additional Onsite Coverage at Participating Locations May Be Required
Patient Population / Imaging Volume
Patient Age Group: Adults
Adult Patient Population: 100%
Primary Hospital – Seneca, PA
Practice Setting: Acute Care Hospital
Trauma Designation: Non-Trauma Center
Average Daily Volume: Approximately 80–100 Imaging Studies
Estimated Daily Workload: Approximately 60 RVUs
Primary Clinical Focus: General Diagnostic Radiology
Procedural Support: Two RPAs Available for Supervision
Additional Hospital Coverage
Practice Setting: Level II Trauma Center
Average Daily Volume: Approximately 100–120 Imaging Studies
Estimated Daily Workload: Approximately 60–80 RVUs
Primary Imaging Focus: Body and Musculoskeletal Imaging
Additional Imaging: Neurological Imaging Preferred
Weekend Teleradiology Coverage
Approximately 100 Imaging Studies Per Day
Emergency Department Imaging
Outstanding Outpatient Imaging Studies
No Onsite Presence Required for Primary-Location Sunday Coverage
Clinical Responsibilities
Interpret General Diagnostic Radiology Studies
Perform Body Imaging Interpretation
Interpret Musculoskeletal Imaging Studies
Interpret Neurological Imaging Studies When Within Clinical Competency
Provide Diagnostic Imaging Interpretation for Emergency Department Patients
Support Inpatient Diagnostic Imaging Services
Interpret Outpatient Imaging Studies
Review Imaging Studies From Multiple Participating Hospitals
Maintain Timely and Accurate Radiology Reports
Identify and Communicate Critical Imaging Findings
Collaborate With Referring Physicians and Clinical Staff
Utilize Epic for Clinical Documentation
Utilize VUe PACS for Image Review
Utilize PowerScribe 360 for Radiology Reporting
Supervise RPAs During Onsite Assignments
Provide Oversight of Applicable Diagnostic and Image-Guided Procedures
Maintain Appropriate Clinical Standards and Patient Safety
Candidates interested exclusively in emergency department imaging interpretation will not be considered.
Remote Teleradiology Responsibilities
Provide Diagnostic Imaging Interpretation Across Participating Hospitals
Interpret Body and Musculoskeletal Imaging Studies
Support General Diagnostic Radiology Reading Lists
Interpret Emergency Department, Inpatient, and Outpatient Studies
Review Additional Studies Assigned Through the Shared Reading System
Maintain Consistent Reporting Quality Across Multiple Locations
Utilize the Provided Remote Reading Workstation
A single workstation will be provided for remote coverage across participating locations.
Onsite Clinical Responsibilities
Onsite radiologists will interpret diagnostic imaging studies while supervising RPAs and providing procedural oversight.
Primary Hospital – Seneca, PA
The onsite radiologist will generally supervise two RPAs while managing diagnostic imaging interpretation.
Procedural Oversight May Include:
Lumbar Punctures
Myelograms
Nasogastric Tube Procedures
Nephrology-Related Tube Procedures
Nephrostomy Tube Exchanges
Ultrasound-Guided Thoracentesis
Ultrasound-Guided Paracentesis
PICC Line Placement
Central Line Placement
Gastrojejunostomy Tube Exchanges
Additional Procedures May Include:
Image-Guided Biopsies
Tunneled Dialysis Catheter Placement
Other Applicable Image-Guided Procedures
Direct participation in additional procedures may be available based on physician experience and clinical needs.
Additional Onsite Hospital Coverage
Depending on scheduling requirements, onsite radiologists may also support a Level II Trauma Center.
Procedural responsibilities may include:
Fluoroscopy
Barium Swallow Studies
Modified Barium Swallow Studies
Upper Gastrointestinal Studies
Cystograms
Retrograde Urethrograms
Barium Enemas
Joint Injections for MR Arthrography
Thyroid Fine-Needle Aspiration
Lumbar Punctures
CT Myelography-Related Procedures
RPA support is available for selected fluoroscopic procedures, thyroid biopsies, and arthrograms.
Required Clinical Skills
General Diagnostic Radiology
Body Imaging
Musculoskeletal Imaging
Emergency Radiology
Inpatient Diagnostic Imaging
Outpatient Diagnostic Imaging
High-Volume Radiology Interpretation
Critical Findings Communication
Radiology Practitioner Assistant Supervision for Onsite Assignments
Fluoroscopic and Image-Guided Procedural Oversight for Onsite Assignments
Neurological Imaging Interpretation – Preferred
Body and musculoskeletal imaging proficiency is required. Neurological imaging experience is preferred but not mandatory.
Clinical Practice Details
Practice Setting: Acute Care Hospital / Multi-Hospital Radiology Network
Primary Location: Seneca, PA
Trauma Designation: Non-Trauma Center at Primary Location
Additional Coverage: Level II Trauma Center
Remote Coverage: Available
Onsite Coverage: Available
Patient Population: Adults
Support Staff: Two RPAs at Primary Location
Interventional Radiology Support: Available
EMR: Epic
PACS: VUe
Dictation System: PowerScribe 360
Remote Workstation: Provided
On-Call Responsibilities: None at Primary Location
Requirements
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology
At Least 2 Years of Clinical Experience in Diagnostic Radiology – Required
American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) Certification Pathway Required
American Board of Physician Specialties (ABPS) Not Accepted
Pennsylvania Medical License Required Before Practice
Candidates Requiring Pennsylvania Licensure May Be Considered
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Certification Required
Strong Body Imaging Experience Required
Strong Musculoskeletal Imaging Experience Required
Ability to Interpret General Diagnostic Radiology Studies
Ability to Support Emergency Department, Inpatient, and Outpatient Imaging
Neurological Imaging Experience Preferred
Ability to Work Remotely, Onsite, or Both, Depending on Assignment
Availability for Monday–Sunday Coverage as Needed
Procedural Competency for Applicable Onsite Assignments
Ability to Supervise RPAs When Assigned
Ability to Manage High-Volume Diagnostic Imaging Workloads
Licensing and Credentialing
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology
ABMS Board Pathway Required
Pennsylvania Medical License Required Before Starting
Candidates Needing to Obtain Pennsylvania Licensure Accepted
ACLS Certification Required
DEA Registration Not Required
Controlled Substance Registration Not Required
Credentialing and Privileging Required Across Participating Hospital Locations
Estimated Credentialing Timeframe: 90 Days
Candidate Availability and Submission Requirements
Candidates should be prepared to provide the following information:
Preference for Remote, Onsite, or Combined Coverage
Number of Remote Shifts Available Per Month
Number of Onsite Shifts Available Per Month
Confirmation of Body and Musculoskeletal Imaging Proficiency
Neurological Imaging Capabilities and Any Limitations
Confirmation of Procedural Competency for Onsite Assignments
Completed Imaging Modality Checklist
Disclosure of Any Imaging Modality or Procedure Exclusions
Availability for Monday–Sunday Coverage as Needed
Ability to Complete Credentialing Across Participating Locations
Additional Assignment Information
Ongoing Diagnostic Radiology Coverage Opportunity
Remote and Onsite Assignment Options
Primary Need for General, Body, and Musculoskeletal Imaging
Neurological Imaging Experience Preferred
Multi-Hospital Reading Responsibilities
Daytime Coverage From 8:00 AM–5:00 PM
Occasional Sunday Teleradiology Coverage
No On-Call Responsibilities at the Primary Location
Adult Patient Population
Two RPAs Available for Onsite Procedural Support
Epic Electronic Medical Record
VUe PACS
PowerScribe 360 Reporting System
Remote Workstation Provided
Approximately 90-Day Credentialing Timeframe
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