Locum Interventional Radiologist in CA — Travel & Housing

Odyssey Locums; Los Angeles (CA); Sur place; USD 248 000 - 344 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Referral bonus

Housing provided

Car rental

Résumé du poste

Odyssey Locums seeks an Interventional Radiologist for a California locum position starting November 2026 for at least six months. It offers full-time and part-time shifts across three nearby hospital campuses, onsite outpatient settings, with a robust case mix including CT/MRI/X-ray/Ultrasound.

The role requires CA license, DEA, BLS, ACLS, X-ray Supervisor & Operator, and Board Certification in Radiology. Typical day includes 60–70 X-rays, 30–32 CTs, 12–15 ultrasounds, 2–3 fluoroscopy, and 3

Qualifications

• CA license required and board-certified radiologist.
• D.E.A. license and BLS/ACLS required.
• X-ray Supervisor & Operator certification.
• Experience in CT/MRI/X-ray/Ultrasound modalities.
• Ability to perform high-volume daily reads and various procedures.

Responsabilités

• Perform 2–3 procedures per day across CT, MRI, X-ray, and ultrasound.
• Read 100–120 studies per day and manage 60–70 X-rays, 30–32 CTs, 12–15 ultrasounds, 2–3 fluoroscopy, 3 MRIs.
• Coordinate coverage across 3 campus facilities and rotate as needed.
• Ensure patient safety and adherence to radiology protocols.

Connaissances

Interventional radiology experience

Reading radiology images

Onsite collaboration

Formation

CA license

Board Certified - American Board of Radiology

DEA

BLS

ACLS

X-ray Supervisor & Operator

Outils

NovaRad

Mmodal

Description du poste

Odyssey Locums seeks an Interventional Radiologist for a California locum position starting November 2026 for at least six months. It offers full-time and part-time shifts across three nearby hospital campuses, onsite outpatient settings, with a robust case mix including CT/MRI/X-ray/Ultrasound.

The role requires CA license, DEA, BLS, ACLS, X-ray Supervisor & Operator, and Board Certification in Radiology. Typical day includes 60–70 X-rays, 30–32 CTs, 12–15 ultrasounds, 2–3 fluoroscopy, and 3