Physician / Radiology / Montana / Locum tenens / Montana Locum Radiologist / Interventional Radiolog

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To Apply for this Job Click Here Looking for a short-term locums opportunity with a predictable schedule and excellent work-life balance? A Critical Access Hospital in Montana is seeking a Board-Certified/Board-Eligible Radiologist with Interventional Radiology and Mammography experience for two upcoming coverage blocks in 2027.
Location: Montana Facility Type: Critical Access Hospital Specialty: Radiology, Interventional Radiology (IR), Mammography Assignment Dates: January 25-29, 2027 March 15-19, 2027 Why This Montana Locum Opportunity Stands Out Monday through Friday schedule Consistent 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM shifts No routine call requirements Excellent opportunity for providers seeking schedule flexibility and a better work-life balance Practice in a supportive Critical Access Hospital setting Travel-friendly assignment with defined coverage dates Practice Details Diagnostic Radiology: 75% Interventional Radiology: 25% Mammography experience required PACS/Dictation: Meditech / Dolbey No regular callback responsibilities Call only in the rare event of a mass casualty incident Assignment Highlights Predictable daytime schedule allows for evenings and weekends off Low call burden compared to many permanent positions Ideal for locum radiologists seeking flexible assignments without ongoing commitment Opportunity to practice a blend of Diagnostic Radiology, Interventional Radiology, and Mammography Compensation Competitive locum tenens pay rate available. Contact us today for rate details, travel coverage, and additional assignment information. If you're a Locum Radiologist, Interventional Radiologist, or Mammography Radiologist looking for a Montana opportunity with a manageable schedule and minimal call responsibilities, we'd love to speak with you. To Apply for this Job Click Here

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