Opportunity Overview
Seeking a Board-Certified Diagnostic/Interventional Radiologist for weekday coverage, preferably with the ability to perform basic image-guided procedures.
Coverage: 1 2 weeks per month
Monday Friday schedule
Primarily inpatient and outpatient imaging, with occasional STAT studies
Variable case mix depending on rotation
Approximately cases per day, with a target of approximately 50% cross-sectional imaging when not performing procedures
Expected productivity: 7 wRVUs per hour or equivalent based on daily workflow
Workflow generally follows old-to-new reading order for inpatient, outpatient, and STAT sections.
No overtime. Eight working hours per day.
Schedule & Coverage
Monday Friday, 1 2 weeks per month
Flexible shift options:
7:00 AM 4:00 PM
7:30 AM 4:30 PM
8:00 AM 5:00 PM
8:30 AM 5:30 PM
Eight working hours per day, with a 30-minute to 1-hour lunch break.
Total shift duration: approximately 8.5 9 hours.
Orientation: typically 4 8 hours.
Clinical Details
Required imaging modalities:
General CT, including unenhanced head and cervical spine imaging and Level II trauma cases
Ultrasound, including first-trimester studies
X-ray
Preferred qualifications and procedures:
Subspecialty fellowship training preferred
Ability to perform basic CT- or ultrasound-guided procedures, including:
Approximately 2 5 minor procedures per day when performing procedures
Fluoroscopy experience is beneficial but not required.
Radiologists performing procedures are expected to continue reading cases between procedures as workflow allows.
Not required or included in the assignment:
Mammography
Neuro subspecialty imaging, including MRI, spine, and stroke
Nuclear medicine
Musculoskeletal MRI unless fellowship-trained
Most lumbar punctures, paracenteses, and thoracenteses are performed by Nurse Practitioners.
Systems:
Requirements
Board Certified by the American Board of Radiology (ABR)
Active Ohio medical license or IMLC Letter of Qualification (LOQ) in hand
NPDB self-query report dated within the previous 6 months required at presentation
ACLS certification through the American Heart Association required before being added to the schedule if performing procedures