Radiology Physician

Diagnostic Radiology Physician Locum Tenens Erie, PA

Position Overview

Seeking experienced Diagnostic Radiologists for locum tenens opportunities in Erie, Pennsylvania, beginning January 11, 2027.

The assignment offers both remote teleradiology and onsite coverage opportunities, with scheduling based on provider availability and clinical needs. The practice supports a multi-hospital diagnostic imaging network, including a Level II Trauma Center and additional hospital locations.

The primary clinical focus includes body imaging and musculoskeletal (MSK) radiology. Experience interpreting neurological imaging studies is preferred but not required.

Remote radiologists will primarily interpret diagnostic imaging studies, while onsite radiologists will provide imaging interpretation, procedural supervision, and selected diagnostic radiology procedures.

The assignment includes daytime shifts, potential weekend coverage, and overnight call responsibilities for onsite providers.

Compensation:
Onsite - Hourly: $470/hr
Night Call Callback: $470/hr
Tele - Hourly: $430/hr
Night Call: $390/day

Assignment Details

Location: Erie, 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: Hospital-Based Diagnostic Radiology
Trauma Level: Level II at Primary Hospital
Hospital Capacity: 458 Beds at Primary Location
Patient Population: Adults
EMR System: Epic
PACS System: VUe
Voice Recognition System: PowerScribe 360
Credentialing Timeframe: Approximately 90 Days

Schedule

Day Shift: 8:00 AM 5:00 PM

Night Call: 5:00 PM 8:00 AM

Coverage Days: Monday Sunday, As Needed

Remote Coverage: Approximately 3 Weeks Per Month Needed

Onsite Coverage: Approximately 1 Week Per Month Needed

Weekend Coverage: Required Based on Assignment and Scheduling Needs

Onsite Night Call: Weekend Coverage as Needed

24-Hour Call: Not Required

Block Scheduling: Consecutive 7-Day Coverage Preferred for Certain Assignments

The overall coverage need includes approximately three full-time radiologists daily across participating locations. Individual schedules will depend on whether the provider accepts remote, onsite, or combined coverage.

Remote Teleradiology Schedule

Daytime Diagnostic Imaging Interpretation

Coverage Across Multiple Hospital Locations

Approximately 3 Weeks of Remote Coverage Needed Per Month

Occasional Sunday Coverage, Approximately 1 2 Days Per Month, Depending on Location

Weekend Remote Shifts May Include Emergency Department and Outstanding Outpatient Studies

Onsite Schedule

Daytime Coverage From 8:00 AM 5:00 PM

Approximately 1 Week of Onsite Coverage Needed Per Month

Weekend Coverage May Include Saturday and Sunday

Night Call From 5:00 PM 8:00 AM for Designated Weekend Assignments

Onsite Procedural Availability Required

No 24-Hour Call Coverage

Patient Population / Imaging Volume

Patient Age Group: Adults
Adult Patient Population: 100%

Primary Hospital

Trauma Level: Level II

Average Daily Volume: Approximately Imaging Studies

Estimated Daily Workload: Approximately RVUs

Primary Imaging Focus: Body and Musculoskeletal Imaging

Additional Imaging: Neurological Imaging Preferred

Secondary Hospital

Average Daily Volume: Approximately Imaging Studies

Estimated Daily Workload: Approximately 60 RVUs

Clinical Focus: General Diagnostic Radiology

Trauma Designation: Not a Trauma Center

Weekend Remote Coverage

Approximately 100 Imaging Studies Per Day

Emergency Department Imaging

Outstanding Outpatient Imaging Studies

Weekend Onsite Call

Approximately 120 or More Studies Per Day

Additional Radiologist Support May Be Available During Increased Volumes

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 and Outpatient Diagnostic Imaging Services

Maintain Accurate and Timely Radiology Reports

Communicate Critical Imaging Findings to Referring Providers

Utilize Epic for Clinical Documentation

Utilize VUe PACS for Image Review

Utilize PowerScribe 360 for Radiology Reporting

Collaborate With Radiology Staff and Other Clinical Personnel

Supervise Radiology Practitioner Assistants (RPAs), When Assigned Onsite

Perform or Oversee Applicable Diagnostic Radiology Procedures

Maintain Appropriate Clinical Availability During Assigned Onsite Call Periods

Candidates seeking exclusively emergency department reading assignments will not be considered.

Remote Teleradiology Responsibilities

Provide Diagnostic Imaging Interpretation Across Multiple Hospital Locations

Interpret Body and Musculoskeletal Imaging Studies

Support General Diagnostic Radiology Reading Lists

Interpret Emergency Department, Inpatient, and Outpatient Studies

Review Additional Studies From Participating Locations

Maintain Consistent Reporting Quality Across Multiple Facilities

Use the Provided Remote Reading Workstation

A single remote workstation will be provided for access to participating locations.

Onsite Clinical Responsibilities

Onsite radiologists will provide diagnostic imaging interpretation while supporting procedural services and supervising RPAs.

Primary Hospital Procedures

Fluoroscopy

Barium Swallow Studies

Modified Barium Swallow Studies

Upper Gastrointestinal Studies

Cystograms

Retrograde Urethrograms (RUG)

Barium Enemas

Joint Injections for MR Arthrography

Thyroid Fine-Needle Aspiration

Lumbar Punctures

CT Myelography-Related Procedures

Weekend Onsite Procedural Requirements May Include:

Lumbar Punctures

Barium Swallow Studies

Retrograde Urethrograms

Barium Enemas for Obstruction or Incomplete Colonoscopy

An RPA is available and primarily supports fluoroscopic procedures, thyroid biopsies, and arthrograms. The radiologist may supervise the RPA while interpreting imaging studies.

Secondary Hospital Procedures and Supervision

The onsite radiologist will generally supervise two RPAs while interpreting diagnostic imaging studies.

Procedural oversight may include:

Lumbar Punctures

Myelograms

Nasogastric Tube Procedures

Nephrostomy Tube Exchanges

Other Nephrology-Related Tube Procedures

Ultrasound-Guided Thoracentesis

Ultrasound-Guided Paracentesis

PICC Line Placement

Central Line Placement

Gastrojejunostomy Tube Exchanges

Additional procedures may include biopsies and tunneled dialysis catheter placement when appropriate to the physician's clinical skills and assignment.

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 Procedures for Onsite Assignments

Neurological Imaging Interpretation Preferred

Body and musculoskeletal imaging proficiency is mandatory. Neurological imaging experience is helpful but not required.

Clinical Practice Details

Practice Setting: Multi-Hospital Diagnostic Radiology

Primary Hospital: Level II Trauma Center

Additional Locations: Hospital-Based Imaging Services

Remote Coverage: Available

Onsite Coverage: Available

Patient Population: Adults

Support Staff: RPAs at Onsite Locations

Interventional Radiology Coverage: Available at Both Main Locations

EMR: Epic

PACS: VUe

Dictation System: PowerScribe 360

Remote Workstation: Provided

Onsite Call: Required for Applicable Weekend Assignments

24-Hour Call: None

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

Basic Life Support (BLS) 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

Experience With Neurological Imaging Preferred

Ability to Work Remotely, Onsite, or Both, Depending on Assignment

Availability for Weekend Coverage as Needed

Willingness to Participate in Onsite Night Call if Accepting Onsite Assignments

Competency in Applicable Procedures for Onsite Assignments

Ability to Supervise RPAs When Assigned
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