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LocumTenens.com in North Dakota is seeking an MD radiologist to provide on-site coverage for inpatient and outpatient services. You will perform stroke and body interventional radiology procedures and manage stroke call coverage during assigned periods.
The position requires willingness to be on-site with day shifts and call responsibilities, with board certification negotiable. The facility supports comprehensive radiology services at a 256-bed acute care hospital.
This 256-bed acute care hospital provides inpatient and outpatient interventional radiology and diagnostic radiology services to a regional patient population in North Dakota. The facility maintains the clinical infrastructure and imaging resources necessary to support stroke and body IR procedure delivery within an established procedural radiology environment. Clinical operations are structured to accommodate day shift coverage combined with call responsibilities on an on-site basis.
North Dakota offers clinicians on assignment access to a range of regional attractions and recreational opportunities throughout the year. The state features outdoor recreation options suited to hiking, wildlife viewing, and scenic exploration, with destinations such as Theodore Roosevelt National Park and the International Peace Garden available across the region. Clinicians will also find the North Dakota Heritage Center and State Museum, local breweries, and live entertainment, alongside community events and cultural experiences in cities distributed throughout the state.
The interventional/diagnostic radiologist will provide on-site coverage across inpatient and outpatient settings at this North Dakota facility, performing day shift clinical duties with required call responsibilities. Clinical responsibilities include stroke and body IR procedures as well as stroke call coverage throughout each assigned coverage period. Call coverage is a required component of this assignment, and clinicians must maintain availability to respond to cases during designated call periods. Board certification is negotiable for consideration.