Locum Tenens Radiologist

Quick Facts

• Monday–Friday 8 am – 5 pm schedule
• Volume: 253 CT, 90 MRI, 165 ultrasound, 525 X-ray monthly
• Mammography with tomosynthesis training required
• IR procedures including biopsies and drainages
• Nuclear medicine studies available
• Fluoroscopy exams: 5–10 monthly
• Hospital privileges required
• Coverage for vacation periods

Description

Locum tenens Radiologist role at a Montana facility with standard weekday hours and vacation coverage.

Responsibilities include interpreting CT, MRI, ultrasound, X-ray, mammography (with tomosynthesis training), and supporting IR biopsies and drainage procedures, along with nuclear medicine and limited fluoroscopy. Hospital privileges are required.