Locum Diagnostic Radiologist
jobot healthSpringfield (IL)
About the role
ResponsibilitiesCoverage Needed: On-site radiology coverage for mammography (reading screeners and for diagnostic mammo/breast US), on-site exams (fluoro, MRI, CT) and consultation with providers and staff.
Patient Population:
Mostly Adult/Geriatric. Small amount of Peds
Average number of cases per day: 50-60
Support Staff: Certified Rad Techs, Ultrasonographers and Mammo Techs
Procedures Required:
Proficiency in a broad range of diagnostic imaging and interventional procedures including Mammography & Breast Imaging, MSK Imaging and Procedures, Fluoroscopy Exams, MRI & CT Imaging, Pediatric and General Ultrasound
Board Status Requirement: Board Certified in Radiology
License:
Active Iowa license preferred, or IMLC LOQ will be considered
Up to Date Immunizations
ScheduleMon-Thurs 8a-5p; Friday 8a-4p
Requirements:
The ideal candidate will be a board-certified physician with a specialty in radiology. While specific certifications are not listed, candidates should possess the necessary credentials to practice as a Diagnostic Radiologist. The role is suited for individuals who are detail-oriented, have strong analytical skills, and are committed to maintaining the highest standards of medical practice.
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