Interventional Radiologist (IR/DR)

Optigy Group; Boynton Beach (FL); On-site; USD 193,000 - 289,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Emergency privileges

Flexible schedule

Job summary

gobravvo in the United States is seeking an experienced Interventional Radiologist (IR/DR) for a long-term locum tenens assignment focused on weekend evening coverage. The role blends interventional procedures with diagnostic reads, demanding proficiency across imaging modalities and a collaborative, technology-forward environment, using PowerScribe for reporting.

Expected workload about 60% IR and 40% diagnostic reads, five-hour shifts, two evenings per week.

Qualifications

• MD/DO with board certification or eligibility within five years.
• Proven interventional radiology experience.
• Proficient in reading general diagnostic radiology across modalities.
• Clean credentialing file for emergency temporary privileges.

Responsibilities

• Perform a broad range of interventional radiology procedures.
• Interpret diagnostic imaging across modalities including CT, ultrasound, MRI, CR, NM, PT and RF.
• Maintain clinical accuracy and efficiency using PowerScribe.
• Ensure high-quality patient care throughout all procedures and reads.
• Participate in collaborative clinical discussions and case reviews.

Skills

IR procedures

Diagnostic reads

PowerScribe

Education

MD/DO

Board certification/eligibility (within 5 years)

Tools

PowerScribe

Job description

The Interventional Radiologist (IR/DR) position offers a unique locum tenens opportunity for a board certified or board eligible physician seeking to practice a combination of interventional and diagnostic radiology. This long-term engagement is structured for consistent weekend evening coverage, providing a mix of interventional radiology procedures and diagnostic imaging study reads. The role is ideal for radiologists who are adept at both hands-on procedures and comprehensive diagnostic evaluations, and who value working in a collaborative, technology-forward environment.

As an Interventional Radiologist (IR/DR), you will join a dedicated team to deliver high-quality patient care, performing a variety of interventional procedures while also interpreting diagnostic studies across multiple imaging modalities. The position is designed for individuals who thrive in a dynamic clinical setting, appreciate the balance between procedural and diagnostic responsibilities, and are interested in contributing to both patient outcomes and team success. The practice utilizes the PowerScribe platform, ensuring efficient reporting and streamlined workflow for all radiology professionals.

The Interventional Radiologist (IR/DR) is responsible for a workload that is approximately 60% interventional radiology and 40% diagnostic radiology. This includes performing a full spectrum of IR procedures and reading general diagnostic studies such as CT, ultrasound, MRI, and more. The caseload is managed in five-hour shifts, typically covering two evening shifts per week, with a focus on ensuring a high standard of care and clinical accuracy.

Diagnostic modalities you will work with include CT (46.07%), ultrasound (14.55%), MR (10.39%), CR (7.47%), NM (0.82%), PT (0.71%), and RF (0.77%), offering a broad and engaging variety of cases. The position requires comfort and proficiency in interpreting studies across these modalities, making it an excellent opportunity for radiologists who enjoy professional diversity and continuous clinical growth.

To be considered for the Interventional Radiologist (IR/DR) role, candidates must be board certified or board eligible within five years, possess significant interventional radiology experience, and maintain a clean credentialing file to qualify for emergency temporary privileges. The locum tenens nature of the engagement allows for flexibility and the opportunity to gain valuable experience in a reputable clinical environment. This is an outstanding chance for radiologists seeking to expand their skill set, maintain work-life balance, and contribute meaningfully to patient care.

Working as an Interventional Radiologist (IR/DR) is particularly rewarding for those seeking consistent, long-term weekend evening coverage. The employment structure supports professional continuity, encourages the development of strong collegial relationships, and provides access to advanced imaging technology.

Interventional Radiologist (IR/DR) - Summary

• Locum tenens position focused on interventional and diagnostic radiology
• Structured for long-term, consistent weekend evening coverage
• Engagement offers a balanced mix of IR procedures and diagnostic imaging reads
• Utilizes advanced reporting technology for enhanced workflow

Duties & Responsibilities

• Perform a broad range of interventional radiology procedures
• Interpret diagnostic imaging studies including CT, ultrasound, MRI, CR, NM, PT, and RF
• Maintain clinical accuracy and efficiency using the PowerScribe platform
• Ensure high-quality patient care throughout all procedures and reads
• Participate in collaborative clinical discussions and case reviews

Salary & Benefits

• Competitive compensation based on shift workload (specific rates provided during interview process)
• Opportunity for emergency temporary privileges for qualifying candidates
• Long-term locum tenens arrangement ensures consistency
• Access to advanced radiology technology and workflow solutions

Qualifications & Requirements

• MD/DO degree with board certification or board eligibility (within five years)
• Proven interventional radiology experience
• Proficiency in reading general diagnostic radiology across multiple modalities
• Clean credentialing file for emergency temporary privileges

Ideal Candidate Snapshot

• Experienced in both interventional and diagnostic radiology
• Comfortable with evening and weekend coverage
• Adaptable and technology-savvy, familiar with platforms like PowerScribe
• Committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centered care

Other Relevant Information

• Diagnostic modality mix provides a diverse and stimulating clinical experience
• Locum tenens structure allows for flexibility and career development
• Ideal for radiologists seeking a balance between procedural work and diagnostic interpretation
• Consistent shift scheduling supports professional stability