Interventional Radiologist

Job Summary:

This role involves performing a comprehensive range of interventional radiology procedures, including neurological and body studies, for predominantly adult and geriatric patient populations. The professional will manage a daily caseload of 13 to 17 procedures, utilizing specialized x-ray equipment to assist with interventions such as stents, angioplasties, biopsies, and stroke interventions.

Location:Winston Salem, North Carolina, United States

Responsibilities:

- Perform a variety of interventional radiology procedures including stents, angioplasty, angiograms, nephrograms, kyphoplasty, peripherals, biopsies, and drainages.
- Conduct upper and lower extremity, abdominal, pelvic, genitourinary, vascular, venous access, and neurological studies.
- Assist with stroke interventions and other specialized neuro procedures.
- Operate specialized x-ray equipment to capture high-quality imaging.
- Manage a daily caseload of 13 to 17 procedures.
- Provide care for predominantly adult and geriatric patients, as well as some adolescents.

Required Skills & Certifications:

- Active ARRT certification.
- Active BLS certification.
- Minimum of 1 year of experience in the field.
- Prior traveler experience (first-time travelers are not accepted).
- Inpatient hospital experience.
- Neuro experience.
- Experience with PACS and contrast administration.
- Proficiency with Siemens and Phillips x-ray equipment.

Preferred Skills & Certifications:

- ARRT Advanced Certification.
- Experience with EPIC and McKesson systems.
- Proficiency with Acuson equipment.
- Experience with ablations.
- Background in Outpatient, OR, ER, Level I trauma, teaching hospital, or community hospital environments.

Special Considerations:

- Strict Time Off policy: Requested Time Off (RTO) after booking is not permitted and cannot be negotiated onsite. Call-offs or unapproved RTO may result in contract cancellation.
- On-call rotation required: Primary call is approximately one day every 4 weeks and every 5th-6th weekend. Back-up call is approximately 7 days (including a weekend) every 9 weeks.
- Mandatory hospital orientation during the first week requiring daily availability for classes.
- Scrubs are provided for the assignment.
- No floating requirements.
- Local candidates are accepted.

Scheduling:
- First shift schedule, Monday through Friday (5x8 hours/day).
- Staggered start times between 0700 and 0830.
- Weekends and evenings/nights are required as part of the on-call rotation.,