Compensation – Negotiable

Requirements –

• Board Certified in Radiology - REQUIRED
• ND License – REQUIRED or IMLC (with LOQ in hand)
• ACLS, BLS, DEA - REQUIRED ATLS - (Required during credentialing)
• Clean Malpractice/Background - REQUIRED
  
• Must include copies of IMLC, ACLS, BLS, DEA, ATLS at time of name clear
  

.Schedule –

• 1 week per month 7a-7p, M-F
  no call

Duties

• • Breast localization for OR with magseed/magtrace- willing to learn: breast cyst aspirations, stereotactic breast biopsies
  • Arthrograms/Joint aspirations/Joint Injections
  • CT Cystograms
  • PICC Line placement
  • Lumbar punctures
  • Hysterosalpingograms
  • Bone Marrow Biopsy
  • Ultrasound biopsy of lymph nodes, muscle, kidney, thyroid, abscess drainage
  • ESI, SI injections, Facet injections - not all radiologists do all the injections, but as many of them as possible would be nice
  • Duties: The locums will be onsite to complete minor procedures and reads such as: diagnostic mamos, breast biopsy, barium enema, small bowel follow through, upper GI, epidural steroid injection, abscess drainage, medicare overreads

    Days per month: One weeks

    Required Procedures:

  EMR: Meditech

Additional Details / Questions Answered by Facility:

25 bed CAH hospital.

Average daily census 12.7; licensed for 25 inpt beds which includes OB have an additional 19 observation beds

We support 3 general surgeons; 2 orthopedic surgeons; 1 FP provider with OB and 3 OB/GYN providers with an average of 50-60 births per month; Level 4 trauma center

2023 stats: Added in documents.

They do about 2300 radiology exams each month - We only have providers here 2-4 days each month. On the days we have providers here, we book them with procedures only and Medicare overreads. If we had someone here consistently, we would like to have the ability to do 2-4 diagnostic mammos/breast work each day, with possible ultrasound/biopsy. Barium enema/esophagram, arthrograms, biopsies, etc. With increased access to procedures, the ability to book 5-10 procedures each day depending on the complexity of the procedures. The provider would read images between procedures

• How many procedures per day they are expected to perform? depending on complexity 5-10. More if it is less invasive procedures like esophograms/barium enemas.
• What is the volume for Diagnostic mammo per day, any screening mammo required? 2-4 if they have a consistent schedule being onsite.
• What medicare overreads are they expecting them to read, type of studies? Providers on site would be provided a list of any overreads that would be needed. These are all types of studies- CT, MRI, x-rays, mammos, dexa scans.
• I assume it is not a solo job, any other radiologists working with them each day? We use an external company for imaging reads, done remotely.

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