Neurointerventional Radiologist — 24/7 Stroke Care

St. Anthony Hospital; Lakewood (CO); On-site; USD 600,000 - 620,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sign-on bonus

Student loan assistance

Relocation assistance

CME allowance

Job summary

St. Anthony Hospital in Lakewood, Colorado is seeking a board-certified Neurointerventional Radiologist to diagnose and treat complex brain, spine, and CNS vascular diseases with minimally invasive, image-guided techniques.

You will provide 24-hour call coverage for emergent neurological conditions and participate in a robust stroke program. The role requires extensive fellowship training, exceptional manual dexterity and rapid critical thinking, and will involve pre- and post-procedure care

Qualifications

• MD or DO required.
• Fellowship training in neurointerventional radiology.
• Board certification or eligibility.
• Unrestricted license and DEA registration.
• Medical staff privileges within the health system.

Responsibilities

• Perform minimally invasive, image-guided endovascular procedures for brain, spine, and CNS vascular diseases.
• Provide critical 24‑hour call coverage for acute neurological emergencies.
• Utilize advanced imaging (neuroangiography, CT, MRI) to guide complex interventions.
• Administer comprehensive patient care from pre‑procedure evaluation through post‑procedure management.
• Adhere to AMA medical ethics and relevant specialty board standards.
• Leverage physician group resources to optimize efficiency and patient care.

Skills

Manual dexterity

Critical thinking

Resilience under pressure

Education

MD or DO degree

Board certification or eligible in Neurointerventional Radiology

DEA registration

Job description

St. Anthony Hospital in Lakewood, Colorado is seeking a board-certified Neurointerventional Radiologist to diagnose and treat complex brain, spine, and CNS vascular diseases with minimally invasive, image-guided techniques.

You will provide 24-hour call coverage for emergent neurological conditions and participate in a robust stroke program. The role requires extensive fellowship training, exceptional manual dexterity and rapid critical thinking, and will involve pre- and post-procedure care