Physician - Interventional Radiology

Cynet Health; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 207,000 - 317,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking a locum Interventional Radiologist in Boise, Idaho for a 13-week assignment beginning January 2027. The role requires on-site work with Mon-Fri hours and on-call coverage, including 24-hour on-call shifts.

The IR service includes biplane angiography, MRI/MRA, CT/CTA, and CT perfusion. Candidates must be Board Certified with an active license and be able to perform procedures such as embolization, thrombectomy, venous access, and TIPS.

Qualifications

• Active medical license (state or multi-state) required.
• Board Certified in Radiology or Interventional Radiology.
• Minimum one week of coverage with 7 consecutive days.

Responsibilities

• Perform embolization, thrombectomy, venous access, TIPS, and related IR procedures.
• Cover a 13-week locum schedule with on-call duties as described.
• Work in an acute care hospital IR service with a multi-physician team.

Skills

Interventional radiology procedures

Trauma embolization capability

Vascular access

Education

Medical Doctor (MD)

Tools

Biplane angiography

MRI/MRA

CT/CTA

Job description

Physician - Interventional Radiology

Profession: Physician

Specialty: Radiology - Interventional

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: Varied M-F, Night Call, 24 Hour On Call

Hours per Shift: Monday-Friday 8 am - 5 pm, Night Call 5 pm - 8 am, Saturday/Sunday 24 Hour On Call

Experience: Minimum Years of Experience Required

License: Active State License or Active Multi-State License

Certifications: Board Certified

Must-Have:

Must be able to cover a minimum of 1 week (7 consecutive days), Monday through Sunday.Must submit proof of COVID vaccine before presentation.Clean background is strongly preferred.

Description:Seeking a Locums Interventional Radiologist for 1-2 weeks per month ASAP.Schedule starts January 2027.Availability is 1 week (7 days, Monday through Sunday) minimum with no exceptions.Ideal candidates can offer 2 weeks (14 consecutive days) per month.The practice setting is an acute care hospital with a well-established interventional radiology service.The service includes biplane angiography, MRI MRA, CT/CTA, and CT perfusion.Interventional Radiologists will have the opportunity to perform embolization, thrombectomy, venous access, TIPS, and more based on training and community need.The provider team will include four Interventional Radiologists and five Advanced Practice Providers.Client call is split between Radiologists and Advanced Practice Providers to minimize call burden.Candidates must be able to perform trauma embolization, pulmonary thrombectomy, gastric tube placement, and biliary/chole tube placement, among others.Ideal procedures include cryoablation, thermal ablation, TIPS, trauma embolization, and various stenting procedures.Additional procedures include prostate and uterine artery embolization, nephrostomy and ureteral stenting, and more.