Physician-Radiology (Full-time)

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Licensed, Board‑certified and credentialed physician, practicing in the specialty of Radiology, interpreting diagnostic imaging tests that involve the use of x‑ray, ultrasound, MRI, CT, PET CT, or mammography equipment and performing interventional radiology procedures, all within the scope of practice for Radiology, as defined by the Hospital’s Medical Staff and physician’s clinical privileges approved by the Board of Directors.

Systematically assesses patients’ health status through the use of diagnostic imaging technology, arrives at appropriate diagnosis(es), and recommends care plan for effective clinical outcomes

Examines and interprets images obtained by diagnostic imaging staff, including but not limited to X-ray, Fluoroscopy, Ultrasound, CT, PET CT, Nuclear Medicine, Dexa, MRI and Mammography

Provides a written summary of findings and impressions of abnormalities or diagnoses from examination of images and submits a formal report to ordering physicians and patients

Evaluates patient medical histories in accordance with departmental policies, to ensure the safety and efficacy of ordered tests. Recommends alternatives to the ordering physician as indicated.

Based on test findings, recommends and discusses options for further diagnostic workup and/or treatment options with other physicians

Work with Diagnostic Imaging leadership to ensure/maintain the quality of diagnostic imaging tests performed

Examine patients, record relevant medical histories, and provide interventional radiology procedures, within physician’s scope of the practice as defined by the Hospital’s credentialing and privileging processes.

Documents within the electronic medical record system, according to established guidelines to facilitate ongoing quality of care in a timely manner

Delegates direct and indirect patient care activities to appropriate qualified personnel

Takes actions to ensure continuity of care for patients

Contributes to effective and efficient policies and practices for physicians practicing within the diagnostic imaging department that support patient access and quality of medical care

Participates in access/planning physician coverage of the diagnostic imaging department, ensuring timely and appropriate patient access defined by accreditation requirements and/or department review of outstanding orders waiting to be scheduled

Actively participates in clinical quality improvement initiatives

Meets the agreed number of patient contact hours for the agreed full time equivalent (FTE) status, pursuant to hospital policy

Collaborates in establishing and achieving personal goals for numbers of exams interpreted and relative value units

Supports appropriate billing for professional services through timely documentation and maintaining adequate knowledge of the Practice’s billing policies and procedures

Adheres to all relevant policies, procedures, and practice guidelines

Cooperates with the preparation/participation for regulatory surveys

Responds to telephone calls in a timely fashion

Reviews and follows up on complaints and concerns about medical care

Maintains and improves skill level through participation in continuing medical education

Manages patient care through appropriate use of available resources

Provides medical leadership for the diagnostic imaging department

Serves as a resource to colleagues and support staff, enhancing quality of care

Assists as requested in the training, orientation, and evaluation of clinical support staff

Attends and actively participates in diagnostic imaging department staff meetings as requested or physician/staff meetings

Participates in planning for the diagnostic imaging department and health system, providing input to the annual operating and capital budgets and the long‑range strategic plan

Participates in appropriate Medical Staff and clinic committee structure

Participates in community education and other professional activities to promote practice growth and community wellness as requested

Meets additional expectations of all Tahoe Forest Health System employees

Demonstrates System Values in performance and behavior.

Complies with System policies and procedures.

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

O degree and successful completion of medical residency in Radiology.

A current Federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) registration (approved for all drug schedules) and/or unrestricted Nevada State Board of Pharmacy Certificate and DEA to practice in Nevada, as appropriate;

Board certified or board eligible in Radiology. If not board certified, must become board certified within five (5) years of residency or fellowship training. Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers (BLS)

Membership on the Hospital’s medical staff and appropriate clinical privileges at Hospital in Radiology;

Eligible for participation in the Medicare and Medi‑Cal programs and for credentialing by contracted health plans, as applicable;

Ability to utilize an electronic medical records system to review patient health history and test results, document clinical activities and findings and place orders;

Working knowledge of industry standards for medical coding (ICD‑10 and CPT‑4) and documentation practices;

Experience with the interpretation of all imaging modalities performed at Tahoe Forest, including but not limited to X‑ray, Fluoroscopy, Ultrasound, CT, PET CT, Nuclear Medicine, Dexa, MRI and Mammography, ECHO;

Experience performing interventional radiology procedures;

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