Clinical Component

Navigating the Clinical Component

This position provides a well-rounded mix of diagnostic imaging and light interventional radiology (IR) procedures in a highly efficient, technologically advanced environment. The radiology department supports a 265-bed Level 3 Trauma Center with a diverse caseload and a steady volume of studies.

Caseload & Modalities

Average 80–90 reads per day across multiple modalities.
Case mix includes:
CT, MRI, ultrasound, PET-CT, and plain film.
Minimal nuclear medicine.
Light IR responsibilities, including:
Drainages, thoracentesis, paracentesis, kyphoplasty's, and nephrostomy tube exchanges.
No high-end IR procedures required.
Mammography not required for this position.

Work Schedule & Coverage

Monday – Friday, 8 AM – 5 PM.
42 work weeks per year with options for a hybrid schedule (on-site & remote reading).
Nighthawk service covers after-hours (5 PM – 8 AM).
Weekend coverage is shared among the radiology team.

This role is structured to ensure a manageable workload, allowing the radiologist to focus on high-quality interpretations and collaborative care with referring physicians.

Staff
This opportunity is part of a well-established radiology group that values teamwork, efficiency, and clinical excellence. The practice consists of four full-time radiologists who work collaboratively to provide high-quality diagnostic interpretations and light interventional procedures.

Current Radiology Team

Four full-time radiologists with extensive experience in diagnostic imaging.
Two radiologists specialize in mammography, but this role does not require mammography interpretation.
Strong support from technologists, administrative staff, and referring physicians to ensure efficiency and workflow optimization.

Referring Physicians & Subspecialty Collaboration

Close collaboration with general surgeons, neurologists, neurosurgeons, and cardiologists.
Radiologists regularly consult with referring specialists to ensure high-quality, patient-centered imaging interpretations.

Future Growth & Succession Planning

Two senior radiologists will transition into retirement within the next two to three years.
This position offers an opportunity to step into a stable, long-term role as part of the practice’s strategic expansion.
Flexibility in hybrid scheduling ensures a balanced workload while maintaining continuity of patient care.

The team fosters a supportive and professional work environment, making this an ideal opportunity for a radiologist looking to join a collaborative, forward-thinking practice.