Pediatric Interventional Radiologist

Overview Due to growth and alignment with institutional commitment to the well-being of the faculty, the Section of Pediatric Interventional Radiology at Phoenix Children’s is recruiting a full-time pediatric interventional radiologist. The Section performs over 7,500 image‑guided procedures per year and is currently staffed by four dedicated pediatric interventional radiologists. IR physicians, inpatient/outpatient services, and clinics are supported by five IR APPs and a Care Navigator. We perform a vast array of interventions, including vascular access, treatment of vascular malformations, hepatobiliary procedures, enteral procedures, musculoskeletal procedures, angiography, embolization, and DVT/PE lysis. Additionally, we have a dedicated pediatric neurointerventional radiologist. The Section has a long and rich history of sharing its clinical excellence with internal and external teaching. We participate in numerous multispecialty programs at Phoenix Children’s, including a vascular anomalies clinic. Phoenix Children’s has many centers of excellence, including the Heart Center, Center for Cancer & Blood Disorders, and Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix Children’s. Additionally, we have active solid organ and bone marrow transplant programs. The IR department currently includes two Philips DSA rooms (one with biplane), dedicated ultrasound in each room, an IR‑only pre‑procedure area, and a consult room. Expansion with an additional biplane DSA room is expected in 2027. There is a separate minor procedures room that is equipped to handle low‑complexity procedures. Subspecialized pediatric anesthesiologists provide anesthesia services. There is a strong working relationship between the IR nurses, technologists, and physicians. The Division of Radiology consists of 31 full‑time radiologists subspecialized into Body, Neuro, and IR sections. Participation in research is encouraged and supported by a radiation physicist/imaging scientist and a dedicated research coordinator. Radiology faculty are eligible to hold appointments to the University of Arizona College of Medicine (Phoenix), Mayo Clinic, and Creighton University School of Medicine (Phoenix). An active program of teaching and research includes three ACGME‑accredited Pediatric Radiology fellow positions, two additional non‑accredited fellow positions (Neuro and PIR) as well as fellows, residents, and medical students from affiliated radiology programs. Phoenix Children’s main campus is a freestanding 533‑bed Level1 children’s hospital and is the largest pediatric facility in the Southwest USA. Minimum Requirements MD or DO degree, or equivalent Completion of an ACGME‑accredited diagnostic or interventional radiology residency Completion of ACGME‑accredited Pediatric Radiology or Adult Interventional Radiology fellowship (if completed diagnostic radiology residency) Completion of a Pediatric Interventional Radiology fellowship (ideal, but negotiable – the last hire completed an ACGME IR/DR residency with no supplemental fellowship) ABR certified or eligible Eligible for licensure in Arizona For more information, please visit our website at centers-programs/interventional-radiology. Phoenix Children’s Hospital is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Application Interested applicants should email their CVs to: David Blaha Physician Talent Acquisition Partner #J-18808-Ljbffr