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LocumTenens.com seeks an on-site interventional/diagnostic radiologist for an inpatient assignment in Idaho. The radiologist will provide day, night, and 24-hour call coverage at an interventional radiology service, performing procedures as needed.
Board-certified radiologist with fellowship in interventional radiology is required. Responsibilities include embolization, thrombectomy, venous and arterial stenting, TIPS, and related imaging, with collaboration across specialty teams.
This facility maintains a well-established interventional radiology service supported by biplane angiography, MRI/MRA, CT/CTA, CT perfusion, and 4-vessel angiography. The facility provides an environment for interventional radiologists to perform embolization, thrombectomy, venous access, TIPS, aortic dissection management, peripheral arterial disease treatment, biopsies, ablations, and stent placements based on training and clinical need. Clinical operations are structured to accommodate on-site day shift, night shift, and 24-hour weekend call coverage.
Idaho offers clinicians on assignment access to a range of outdoor and cultural attractions suited to varied interests. The state features opportunities for hiking, fishing, whitewater rafting, and exploration of scenic natural areas, including notable river corridors and mountain landscapes. Year-round recreational activities and community events are accessible throughout the state, providing diverse options for leisure during time away from clinical duties.
The interventional/diagnostic radiologist will provide on-site inpatient coverage across day shift, night shift, and 24-hour call, with Saturday and Sunday designated as 24-hour on-call periods. Board certification is required for all clinicians considered for this assignment. Clinical responsibilities include trauma embolization (body), pulmonary thrombectomy, gastric tube placement, biliary and chole tube placement, nephrostomy and ureteral stenting, dialysis graft and fistula stenting, body arteriography, and IVC filter placement and removal. Ideal procedural capabilities include cryo ablation, thermal ablation, TIPS, venous and arterial stenting, venous and arterial extremity thrombectomy and limb salvage, prostate and uterine artery embolization, gonadal vein embolization, uterine fibroid embolization, Y90, chemo embolization, pseudoaneurysm treatment, and vertebral body biopsy.