Interventional Radiology PA – Mon-Fri, No Call

Banner Health; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 100,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, vision plans

PTO benefit

Benefits within 30 days

Financial savings resources

Career advancement

Job summary

Banner University Medical Center (Phoenix) seeks a Physician Assistant with Interventional Radiology skills to join our team. The APP will collaborate with neurointerventional radiologists to provide comprehensive patient care in both inpatient and outpatient settings.

Qualifications include ACLS certification and appropriate state licensure; prior NIR, neuro, critical care, ER, or inpatient surgical patient care experience is preferred.

Qualifications

• ACLS certification is required.
• Orthopedic/IR lab experience preferred.
• Neurointerventional radiology exposure helps.

Responsibilities

• Acting as the initial contact for referring providers, hospital nurses, patients.
• Performing initial pre-procedure patient assessment, drafting H&P's, writing pre-procedure orders.
• Assisting radiologists with procedures, perform minor image-guided procedures (vascular access, barrow biopsies, line/tube management).
• Post-procedure rounding, coordinating patient discharge and providing outpatient follow up.
• Performing outpatient consults under supervision, and drafting the H&P and follow up notes.
• Performing follow up visits and phone calls post procedures and inpatient stays.
• Acting as the liaison between the doctors and the patients.
• Assisting clinicians with identifying research patients according to current protocols
• Radiology experience required

Skills

ACLS certification

State licensure

Radiology experience

IR/NeuroIR exposure

Job description

Banner University Medical Center (Phoenix) seeks a Physician Assistant with Interventional Radiology skills to join our team. The APP will collaborate with neurointerventional radiologists to provide comprehensive patient care in both inpatient and outpatient settings.

Qualifications include ACLS certification and appropriate state licensure; prior NIR, neuro, critical care, ER, or inpatient surgical patient care experience is preferred.