Radiology - Interventional Physician

Brief Job Description :

Must be proficient inVenous access, DVT and PE intervention, Dialysis access management, Interventional Oncology (including multimodality ablation), Urologic procedures, basic image guided procedures including but not limited to, biopsies and drainages.

Board Certification

Board Certified - Diagnostic & Interventional Radiology

Shifts

8am 5pm M-F, Call and Weekends are required.

Setting

Inpatient

License Requirement

Mus

t have Active FL license, Active DEA

Privileges : 120 days (No Temps)

Start date as soon as privileged

Expectation(s) : Must be able to read 70-80 DX in between IR cases; IR clinicians are expected to read 6-10 RVUs / Hr plus IR procedures.

Fellowship in Interventional Radiology required

Trauma and tumor board meetings on a monthly basis as needed. Approximately 30-40% IR workload with the remainder of the day contributing to diagnostic workload shared amongst all radiologists in market

% of Modality Split :

CR 48%; CT 34%; SP .7%; CTA 1.2%; MG .9%; MR 3.5%; NM 1%; US 10%

DX Volume : 6,500 / Month

IR Volume : 50-80 / Month

Mammo Volume : 80 / Month