Interventional Radiologist – Rural IR with Stroke Call & PTO

Meyer Entsorgung; Johnson City (TN); On-site; USD 600,000 - 700,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Signing bonus

Relocation allowance

14 weeks of vacation

Health insurance

Malpractice insurance

Disability insurance

401(k) with employer contribution

HSA and CME allowance

No state income tax

Job summary

Appalachian Vascular and Interventional Radiology (AVIR) seeks a motivated Interventional Radiologist to join our growing practice serving Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia.

Based at Johnson City Medical Center with a dedicated APP team, AVIR supports Ballad Health facilities and offers opportunities to expand IR programs while focusing on complex interventions and outpatient care.

Qualifications

• Board-certified or board-eligible in Interventional Radiology (ABR or AOBR).
• Eligible for Tennessee and Virginia medical licenses.
• Proficiency in the full range of IR procedures.
• Interest in learning advanced stroke thrombectomy techniques (training provided).

Responsibilities

• Perform a comprehensive range of interventional radiology procedures across oncology, GI and biliary, GU, vascular and MSK domains.
• Possibility to train in stroke thrombectomy with compensation for stroke call participation.
• IR call rotation limited to Johnson City Medical Center, shared 1:3-1:5 among physicians.
• Collaborate with APPs, physicians, and hospital teams to deliver high-quality care.
• Play an active role in service line expansion, education, and clinical innovation.

Skills

Interventional radiology

Team collaboration

Stroke thrombectomy training

Education

ABR/AOBR Board Certification

Tennessee and Virginia licenses

Job description

Appalachian Vascular and Interventional Radiology (AVIR) seeks a motivated Interventional Radiologist to join our growing practice serving Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia.

Based at Johnson City Medical Center with a dedicated APP team, AVIR supports Ballad Health facilities and offers opportunities to expand IR programs while focusing on complex interventions and outpatient care.