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LocumTenens.com seeks an on-site diagnostic radiologist in Glasgow, KY to provide imaging interpretation across modalities and light interventional procedures. The role involves reading plain films, ultrasound, CT, MRI, fluoroscopy, and nuclear medicine between procedures.
The position emphasizes performing light IR procedures such as abscess drainages, cyst aspirations, lumbar punctures and more, with 5-7 cases daily.
This Job at a GlanceJob Reference Id: ORD-MD-KYTitle: MDDates Needed: July 20 - Ongoing | 2 weeks on, 1 week offShift Type: Day ShiftAssignment Type: Inpatient;OutpatientCall Required: NoBoard Certification Required: NoJob Duration: Locums
This facility is a community hospital providing diagnostic imaging and light interventional radiology services across inpatient and outpatient settings. The facility is equipped with Fuji, GE, and Siemens imaging technology to support a full range of diagnostic modalities. Established protocols are in place to support quality patient care delivery across all service lines.
Glasgow, Kentucky offers a range of cultural and recreational attractions for clinicians on assignment. Notable destinations include the South Central Kentucky Cultural Center and the Historic Plaza Theatre, alongside outdoor options such as Fort Williams and local galleries. Families may find additional options at nearby venues, including safari parks and entertainment centers in the surrounding region.
The diagnostic radiologist will provide on-site general diagnostic imaging interpretation and light interventional radiology services Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM at this community hospital. Primary responsibilities include interpreting studies across plain film, ultrasound, CT, MRI, fluoroscopy, and nuclear medicine modalities, with diagnostic reading performed between procedural cases. Light IR procedures include abscess drainages, cyst aspirations, lumbar punctures, paracenteses, myelograms, arteriograms, shoulder arthrograms, and barium swallow examinations. The expected procedural caseload is 5-7 procedures per day.
Case Load/PPD: 5-7 procedures per day | DX reading in between cases
Location Type: On-Site
Government: No
Procedures: Abscess drainages, cysts, lumbar punctures, paras, myelogram, arteriograms, shoulder arthrograms, barium swallow
Equipment/PACS System: Fuji, GE, Siemens
Modalities: PF, US, CT, MRI, Fluoro, Nuc Med
Type of Dictation Used: Variable