Interventional Radiologist - ABR-Certified/Eligible (Full-Time, IR/Diagnostic)

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Senior

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$544,500 per year

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Interventional Radiologist – ABR-Certified/Eligible (Full-Time, IR/Diagnostic) The Affiliate Vascular and Interventional Radiology division at the University of Rochester Medical Center (URMC) is seeking an ABR-certified or ABR-eligible Interventional Radiologist to join our innovative, multi-site program. This is a unique opportunity to practice advanced IR procedures and diagnostic imaging in a collaborative, technology-forward environment, while enjoying the lifestyle benefits of the beautiful Rochester/Finger Lakes area. Program FeaturesDynamic Practice: Work across three sites—UR Thompson Health (Canandaigua), Geneva General Hospital, and UR Noyes Health—offering a broad mix of IR cases and diagnostic imaging (40–50% diagnostic). Comprehensive Case Mix: Perform a wide range of vascular and non-vascular interventions from image-guided biopsies/drain placements to therapeutic interventional oncology, venous thromboembolism (VTE) management, and endovascular procedures (PVD and AAA management). Participate in comprehensive ambulatory VIR clinics at four locations.

Collaborative Team: Join a supportive, technology-forward group with robust backup, full university affiliation, and no mammography requirements. Modern Infrastructure: Benefit from state-of-the‑art imaging equipment, IT platforms, and strong subspecialist support.

Responsibilities: Perform the full spectrum of IR procedures, including endovascular interventions, biopsies, drainages, interventional oncology, venous interventions, and other image‑guided therapies. Participate in VIR clinics and multidisciplinary teams (tumor boards, stroke/interventional teams) and contribute to peri-procedural care pathways. Deliver exceptional patient‑centered care and mentor colleagues, staff, and APPs. Engage with modern IT/PACS systems and contribute to quality improvement and research initiatives, if desired. Call CoveragePredictable 1-in-5 call schedule: one week at a time. Remote call coverage for all regional/affiliate sites; on‑site call only at UR Thompson. Additional incentives for off‑hours coverage.

Compensation & Benefits: Annual Salary $544,500 - $621,100, additional clinical and non-clinical incentives may apply. $25K Recruitment bonus with 3-year commitment and relocation assistance. Comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, life, disability, malpractice and retirement plans. Opportunities for regional and national academic/educational engagement. Practice Support & Environment24/7 IR call support with experienced technologists and nursing staff. Opportunities for cross‑coverage with other divisions. Flexible practice structure to accommodate clinical interests and career development. Location & LifestyleEnjoy proximity to Canandaigua Lake and the Finger Lakes wine region. Affordable housing, excellent schools, and reasonable commutes (most faculty reside east of Rochester in Pittsford, Victor, and Canandaigua; commutes range from 25–45 minutes). Rich cultural offerings, outdoor recreation, and a supportive academic community. Our Commitment to Diversity, Equity, and InclusionThe University of Rochester is dedicated to fostering a culture of diversity, equity, and inclusion that enhances performance and mission fulfillment. We welcome applicants regardless of race, ethnicity, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, socio-economic status, marital status, age, physical abilities, political affiliation, religious beliefs, or any other non-merit factors.

Ideal Candidate: ABR-certified or ABR-eligible radiologist with IR training (interventional residency, fellowship, or equivalent). Interest in a substantial IR clinical practice alongside diagnostic imaging responsibility. Collaborative, team-oriented, with strong communication skills and a commitment to patient care and education.

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