Interventional Radiologist (Locum Tenens)

Quick Facts

• Monday–Friday, 8:00 am–4:30 pm with rare call coverage
• Weekday pager call 4:30 pm–7:00 am; weekend 24-hour call available
• 80%–90% interventional radiology — no vascular work
• Procedures: biopsies, drains, biliary stent, nephrostomy, chest tubes
• Procedures: para/thora, NG/NJ placement, cholecystostomy, pleurx cath
• Preferred: embolization, TIPS, thrombolysis, peripheral arterial disease
• Preferred: venous access, AV fistula, pulmonary embolism thrombectomy
• Hospital privileges required

Description

Interventional Radiology locum tenens coverage is needed in North Dakota. The schedule is primarily weekday daytime with limited pager call and occasional weekend 24-hour call, and the case mix is largely non-vascular. You will perform core IR procedures such as biopsies, drainage, biliary and nephrostomy procedures, plus thoracentesis and catheter-based interventions; advanced procedures are preferred.