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Gobravvo is seeking an Interventional Radiologist (IR), MD/DO to provide onsite IR coverage at a Level II trauma center in a fast-paced Florida setting, handling emergency imaging workload and a broad range of image-guided procedures.
The ideal candidate is board-certified in radiology with IR and trauma imaging experience, available seven days a week, IR call coverage, and a productivity target of 45 RVUs per shift.
The role of an Interventional Radiologist (IR), MD/DO is a vital opportunity for board-certified physicians seeking to advance their careers in a dynamic clinical setting. This position involves providing high-quality interventional radiology services at a Level II trauma center, catering to a diverse and fast-paced patient population. As an interventional radiologist, you will be responsible for delivering comprehensive onsite IR coverage, managing a significant emergency and trauma imaging workload, and performing a broad array of image-guided procedures.As a key member of the radiology team, the Interventional Radiologist (IR), MD/DO will work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to provide timely, accurate diagnostic and therapeutic services. The environment is equipped with advanced technology, including RPCE and PowerScribe 4.0, to support precise imaging and reporting. The trauma center's high-acuity caseload includes extensive CT trauma imaging, stroke evaluation, and a spectrum of vascular, abdominal, musculoskeletal (MSK), and neuroimaging studies.Onsite coverage is required seven days a week, with scheduled hours from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST. The position also includes IR call responsibilities, ensuring continuous coverage for urgent and emergent cases. The Interventional Radiologist (IR), MD/DO will be expected to maintain a productivity standard of 45 RVUs per shift, ensuring efficient care delivery without compromising quality. Holiday coverage for both major and minor holidays is also available, providing flexibility within the clinical team.The IR practice encompasses a wide range of procedures, including bone, lung, and lymph node biopsies, drainage interventions, paracentesis, thoracentesis, dialysis access, and vascular access line placement. Approximately 3-4% of the workload is dedicated to biopsy procedures, with additional procedural volume across drainage and vascular access services. The ideal candidate for this position enjoys working in a high-volume, high-acuity trauma environment and is adept at managing a diverse procedural mix.Imaging responsibilities include significant volumes of CT trauma imaging, particularly spine and vascular studies, frequent stroke-related CT imaging (including CT head, CTA head/neck, and CT perfusion), MSK trauma radiography, carotid and DVT ultrasound, abdominal and vascular ultrasound, and MRI for neuro and spine evaluations. This comprehensive imaging mix ensures that the Interventional Radiologist (IR), MD/DO remains engaged with the latest clinical challenges and advances in the field.The successful applicant will be a board-certified radiologist with demonstrated proficiency in interventional procedures and diagnostic imaging. Temporary privileges may be available for candidates with clean files, facilitating a prompt onboarding process. Working in this trauma center offers the opportunity to collaborate with skilled colleagues, utilize state-of-the-art imaging technology, and make a meaningful impact on patient outcomes in a supportive and collegial environment.