Radiology Physician

We are searching for 1-2 providers who can consistently provide up to 14 wks / year of tele-radiology services to help fill the schedule around the vacation / holiday schedule of the employed providers. This need is expected to last 1-2yrs+ and we do not have exact dates yet. Working to have those within the next few weeks.

Our local and teleradiology readers read for both Hospital, which will be the same requirement for the Locums. The exams are combined into one list. The exam volumes include both hospital, and our outpatient satellite locations with minimal volumes.

Hospital will provide each physician with a workstation, which will need to be shipped to their home. Please make sure the locums are aware of these details prior to presenting providers.

Coverage Need Details : Daylight M-F : CT, Ultrasound, General Radiology, and MRI. Will review locums that cannot do MRI.

Primarily CT rotation - while others may come up this should be level set with the locums

This rotation includes ED cases which all default to STAT because they are ED cases - must be able to read

Procedures : N / A Remote Reading

Expected hours : 7a-4p M-F

7 / 21-25 to 12 / 31

Coverage Need Details : Daylight M-F :

Locums will read the following 8a-4p :

• 30-35 CT exams (No ER exams, Outpatient / Inpatient only)
• 15 MRI OP exams
• 30-35 general X-Ray exams

Please input in the presentation the dates that your locum can work if they want to be considered for the opportunity, and what reads they prefer. We can work around MRI as well :

Volumes per shift : Combination exams

Modalities : CT, General Radiology(X-Ray / Plain Films), MRI, US

Support staff : Clerical, Technologist, and Administrative

PACs (Picture Archiving and Communication System) : Philips Enterprise 4.7 PACS

OR schedule two : 7a-4p : the locum can have the option of only CT reads; The CT Volume is a combination of exams. 8a-1 p, ED, IP, OP, 1p-4p ED & IP only, no OP exams. See full CT rotation in "typical cases seen" section

The CT Volume is a combination of exams. OP exams stop at 1 p.m. There oncology studies scheduled a day that are included in the overall volume.

The exams will consist of ER, Inpatient, and Outpatient exams. We are a community hospital and only a level 3 trauma, with low level trauma, not level 1 or 2 cases.

Is there radiology PAC training and Dictaphone training for tele radiologist ? Yes, our Radiology Informatics Team will provide the training for PACS and reporting / dictation.

Is there a 24 hour IT help and support ? Yes, we have Radiology Informatics on call as well as IT

Is there someone at radiology / Hospital call clinician to report critical care results for report or dictate ? Yes, the Radiology clerical staff assist with this and monitor critical alerts to ensure reporting.

Does teleradiologist need to call clinician to report critical results ? Yes, critical results are called to the clinician, Radiology clerical staff can assist with this.

Can teleradiologist consult other teleradiologist or onsite radiologists about a case if necessary ? Yes, there will be 3 other Radiologists available during the hours requested that can be consulted.

We utilize Phillips PACS, Workflow Orchestrator is the Radiologist work list, and Fluency is the dictation system.