Coastal Virginia - High-Level Interventional Radiology

Women's Vascular Summit; Virginia Beach (VA); On-site; USD 350,000 - 550,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

HSA Account

CME/Business Expenses

Vacation time 11 weeks

Job summary

Medical Center Radiologists (MCR) in southeastern Virginia is seeking a fellowship-trained Interventional Radiologist to join our team of 8 IRs and 13 IR PAs. We provide comprehensive interventional radiology services across seven hospitals and eight outpatient centers, with a hybrid private practice structure that balances patient care, teaching, and governance.

Teaching opportunities are available through EVMS-ODU residency programs; first-year compensation details include 90% of shareholder

Job description

Medical Center Radiologists (MCR) is the largest radiology practice in southeastern Virginia, providing radiology services to the Hampton Roads region for over 65 years. MCR has 90+ board-certified radiologists and is Virginia's only hybrid academic-private practice. MCR is a physician-owned private practice that also manages the radiology residency program and imaging fellowships for Eastern Virginia Medical School - Old Dominion University (EVMS-ODU). A new interventional radiology residency program is being organized currently for launch in 2026. Through transparency and democratic governance, MCR promotes a philosophy of balancing income and lifestyle while providing security for our members. MCR is a truly diverse and collegial group that strives to provide a comfortable work environment for everyone. MCR is experiencing rapid growth and expansion, so we continue to recruit new radiologists as we seek to maintain our excellent work/lifestyle balance.

About the Position

MCR is seeking a fellowship-trained Interventional Radiologist to join our 8 fellowship-trained IRs and 13 dedicated IR PAs in a robust clinical IR practice. We provide all aspects of interventional radiology out of dedicated and modern departments. The IRs practice 85-90% in dedicated interventional radiology assignments. MCR is a hybrid private practice that manages the radiology residency program for EVMS-ODU. Teaching opportunities are available for those interested. Experienced IRs and current fellows are encouraged to apply.

Practice Details

• 90 + radiologists
• MCR provides service for seven (7) hospitals and eight (8) outpatient centers
• Level 1 Trauma Center
• Multidisciplinary Cancer Center
• Comprehensive Stroke Center
• CHKD Pediatric Hospital
• Fellowship-trained subspecialty radiologists
• Transparent, democratic practice with collaborative management
• Equal share shareholder status
• Excellent relationships with hospital administrations
• MCR, in collaboration with Eastern Virginia Medical School, operates a distinguished radiology residency and fellowship program with 16 residents with a new interventional radiology program beginning in 2026
• Teaching opportunities if desired
• The shareholders of MCR have no interest in selling the practice and are determined to remain a strong independent group
• Governance is directed by a Board of Directors of elected voting members serving staggered terms plus a President and Vice President
• MCR has professional group management and support through Radiology Business Solutions

Compensation and Benefits

• First-year compensation is 90% of shareholder compensation for experienced radiologists and 85% for fellows
• No Buy-in
• Medical Malpractice Insurance
• Health Insurance
• HSA Account
• Dental & Vision Insurance Plans
• 401(k) Match and Profit-Sharing Plan
• CME/Business Expenses
• 11 weeks of vacation and up to an additional 10 random days off
• Internal moonlighting opportunities for additional compensation
• Day Shift 7:00am - 4:30pm EST or 7:30am - 5:00pm EST

Community Info

MCR's service area includes the communities of Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Hampton, Newport News, Portsmouth, Suffolk, and Williamsburg - collectively known as Hampton Roads/Tidewater. The greater population of the area exceeds 1 million people. Virginia Beach is mostly suburban in character, with Norfolk a more urban area. Williamsburg is a historic town, originally founded in 1632 and has a small college town feel thanks to The College of William and Mary. All locations offer numerous opportunities for dining, shopping, and outdoor activities, including golf and boating. Additionally, Hampton Roads is a short drive to the outer banks of North Carolina, the Blue Ridge Mountains, and Washington DC. The Hampton Roads area is home to Virginia Wesleyan, Regent, Norfolk State, and Old Dominion Universities.