Interventional Radiologist

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christus healthShreveport (LA)

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About the role

CHRISTUS Highland Medical Center is seeking an Interventional Radiologist with expertise in Interventional Oncology to join their team in Shreveport, Louisiana. This position offers the opportunity to lead and grow a comprehensive interventional oncology program while collaborating with a multidisciplinary team. Physicians will have access to modern imaging technology and a strong referral network to deliver advanced minimally invasive cancer therapies. Practice Info Access to modern imaging technology and procedural resources Strong referral network and expanding patient population throughout the Ark-La-Tex region
Responsibilities: Lead and grow a comprehensive Interventional Oncology program Perform a broad range of advanced image-guided procedures, including tumor ablation, embolization therapies, venous access interventions, and other minimally invasive oncologic treatments Collaborate closely with medical oncology, surgical oncology, radiation oncology, hepatology, and multidisciplinary tumor boards Participate in program development, clinical innovation, and physician leadership initiatives Compensation Competitive compensation package
Benefits: Comprehensive benefits and retirement plans CME support and professional development opportunities
Requirements: MD or DO degree from an accredited institution Board Certified or Board Eligible in Diagnostic Radiology with fellowship training in Vascular & Interventional Radiology Demonstrated expertise and interest in Interventional Oncology Eligible for medical licensure in Louisiana Commitment to clinical excellence, patient-centered care, and collaborative practice

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