Locum - Physician - Radiology - Interventional Bismarck ND

Locum IR Coverage Opportunity

CHI St. Alexius is looking for locum IR coverage. Client needs IR general (stroke capabilities are preferred but not required). The coverage is an 8 hour day, generally anywhere between 8a-4p with evening call 4p-8a, and 24 hour call on the weekends. Increased rate can be considered for specific dates.

Rates: ALL BELOW REQUIRED

Malpractice – Must be included in rates.

Orientation – $287.50-312.50 - half the hourly/callback rate, kicks in after 8 hours. Per hour of orientation or training beyond 8 hours

Daily – $6000-6200 - Per all hours work

Daily holiday call rate – $9000-9,300 - Per all hours work

On Call – $4200-4800 - Per 24 hours to include 4 hours gratis

24 Hour Holiday Call Rate – $6300-7200 - Per 24 hours to include 4 hours gratis

Call Back – $575-625 – Per hour of patient contact hours, after gratis hours are completed, gratis prorate to MSA terms.

Holiday Call Back – $862.50-937.50 - Per holiday hour of patient contact hours, after gratis hours are completed, gratis prorate to MSA terms.

Average Callback Hours: Weekday: 2.5 hours; Weekend: 1.3 hours

Schedule/Availability Requirements: June 26th (8 a.m.) to July 1st (9 p.m.) 8a-4p with evening call 4p-8a, and 24 hour call on the weekends

Facility Location: CHI St. Alexius Health Bismarck

Required Procedures:

• Current list of procedures that our IR team performs:

• Diagnostic vascular intervention· Angiography – venous and arterial

• Therapeutic vascular intervention· Angioplasty – venous and arterial· Stenting (venous and arterial)· Thrombolytic therapy· Emobolization therapy

• Interventional (body, non-neuro)· Vascular access devices/PICCS· Central lines· Port a cath insertions· IVC Filters· TIPS· Aspiration/drainage procedures· Percutaneous Needle Biopsies (Above & Below diaphragm, and Bone)· Extractions (Biliary & Renal)· Abscess drainage· Thoracentesis· Paracentesis· Myelopgraphy· Pain management procedures· Perc. Transhepatic Choleangiogram· Blood patch· Joint/epidural injections· Vertebroplasty· Arthrograms· Chest tube insertion· Uterine artery embolization· Liver Y90/Tace· Gastrostomy tube insertion· Nephrostomy/ureteral stent insertion· Renal fistulograms,· Cryoablation

Preferred but not required: Neuro (head) stroke thrombectomy

EMR: Epic

Deal breakers: Client needs a provider with IR general experience. Stroke capability would be secondary but must be able to perform the list of general IR procedures first.

Will the provider need to be willing to read diagnostics in between IR cases? No

What is the avg # of procedures done in the 8 hr on-site day shift? Varies from 10-15

How often should they expect call back during the weekday and weekend call shifts? Varies due to certain circumstances, normally only comes in for emergencies

With the start date of 6/15 will temp privs be granted or is standard cred process required? Will need an ND license, will need to fill out the credentialing paperwork and enrollment paperwork prior

Reason for coverage: Gap in schedule

Travel Preferences:

Preferred Lodging: Please use the MSA Guidelines for lodging

Air Travel: Will accept traveling providers who require a flight

Credentialing Information:

Timeframe: 60-90 days

Credentialing with other facilities? No

Billing enrollment - Is this position providing services in lieu of an existing enrolled provider for a period of 60 days or less?: No

Board Certification – Board Certified [Required]

State License – ND. license [highly preferred] - IMLC [required] if ND license is not active

Residency Requirements/Fellowship – IR Residency or fellowship [Required]

ACLS, BLS [Required]

Malpractice – Clean [Highly Preferred]

Availability at time of name clear – [Required]

Other: Must have experience with all required procedures [Required]The Self-Query NPDB report must be dated within 30 days of the presentation date. - [REQUIRED]

**Procedure list must be completed using 'Yes' or 'No' responses—'Yes' indicating that the provider has completed the procedure, and 'No' indicating that they have not.