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LocumTenens.com seeks a board-certified Interventional/Diagnostic Radiologist to provide on-site inpatient and emergency room coverage in Nebraska. Shifts are day hours, Monday through Friday, with no call required.
Assignment spans multiple dated blocks in August and September at a 175-bed Level II Trauma Center, featuring IR procedures and on-site imaging support. Responsibilities include spine injections, vertebral augmentation, port placements, and central line procedures, performed within a
This 175-bed facility operates as a Level II Trauma Center and includes an on-site psychiatric hospital component. The facility maintains the clinical infrastructure and imaging resources necessary to support interventional radiology and diagnostic imaging service delivery across inpatient and emergency room settings. Clinical operations are structured to accommodate on-site day shift coverage within an established procedural radiology environment.
The Omaha metro area offers a range of cultural and entertainment options, including art exhibitions at venues such as the Durham Museum and Lauritzen Gardens, as well as outdoor festivals and live music events across the region. Clinicians on assignment may also explore attractions in nearby Nebraska communities, including Nebraska City and the Dodge County Fairgrounds in Scribner. The area supports a calendar of family-oriented activities, from interactive natural history exhibitions to local fairs and free public concerts.
The interventional/diagnostic radiologist will provide on-site inpatient and emergency room coverage during day shifts, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 5:0 PM. Procedural responsibilities encompass a broad-based interventional radiology practice, including spine procedures such as pain management injections and vertebral augmentation, as well as port placements and central line procedures. No call coverage is required for this assignment. Board certification is required for consideration.