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David Careers

Physician / Radiology - Neuroradiology / Connecticut / Locum Tenens / Radiology - Neuroradiology Locum job in Hartford, CT Job

Posted 6 days ago

prolocumsBel Air (MD)
Radiologic Technologists and TechniciansOffices of Physicians

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Specialty Diagnostic Radiology Neuroradiology Practice Setting Onsite (Clinic + Hospital / Inpatient + Call) Start Date November 1, 2026 Schedule / Shift Daytime coverage: Flexible window between 7:00 AM 5:00 PM ESTCall Requirement On-call coverage included Credentialing Timeline 60 Days (Temporary privileges available within 68 weeks for a clean file) Board Certification Board Certified (BC) only by ABR or AOBRTech Stack RPCE Tech Stack & MosaiqKey Responsibilities & Clinical Scope Provide dedicated onsite neuroradiology diagnostic interpretations across outpatient, emergency, and inpatient clinical workflows. Read specialized neuroimaging studies (Brain, Head & Neck, and Spine across MRI, CT, and advanced neuro modalities).Participate in departmental diagnostic on-call rotation to handle emergency neuro evaluations (e.g., acute stroke, trauma, intracranial pathology).Utilize the RPCE platform integrated with Mosaiq for daily worklist management, dictation, and communication of critical findings. Candidate Requirements
Education & Training: ACGME-accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency with formal Fellowship training in Neuroradiology. Board Certification: Active Board Certification (ABR or AOBR) with Subspecialty / CAQ Certification in Neuroradiology strongly preferred. Licensing & Credentialing: Clean licensing and malpractice profile to qualify for the expedited 68 week temporary privileging process. Commitment: Seeking candidates available for steady, long-term ongoing coverage.

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