Interventional Radiologist
radiology partnersGrand Junction (CO)
$192.31 per hour
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radiology partnersGrand Junction (CO)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$192.31 per hour
About the role
Western Colorado Radiologic Associates (WCRA) is seeking a BC/BE Interventional Radiologist to join their physician-led practice in Grand Junction, Colorado. This partnership-track role involves supporting a growing interventional service at St. Mary's Medical Center by performing a broad range of procedures while also participating in general diagnostic radiology. The position offers a strong balance of high-acuity procedural work, a collegial team environment, and a desirable lifestyle on Colorado's Western Slope. Practice Info Practice based at St. Mary's Medical Center, a 310-bed Level II trauma center serving western Colorado and eastern Utah Supportive subspecialty team of radiologists and advanced practice providers Optimized workflow environment supported by MosaicOSTM, an AI-enabled platform, with 24/7 IT support Growing interventional service supporting trauma, stroke, oncology, cardiac, women's health, and neonatal services Shift & Schedule Day/1st ShiftFull-time (30+ hrs/week) Partnership track position No diagnostic evening or weekend coverage required
Responsibilities:
- Perform a broad range of interventional procedures, including vascular and non-vascular interventions
- Participate in stroke thrombectomy program
- Participate in general diagnostic radiology coverage as needed
Compensation
Base Salary: $400,000 (plus productivity incentives)
Annual discretionary bonus eligibility Competitive IR call compensation Sign-on bonus
Benefits:
Health, life, disability & malpractice insuranceCME and healthcare reimbursement 401(k) with employer support Family planning and telehealth benefits
Qualifications:
- Residency training in Diagnostic Radiology from an ACGME accredited U.S. program
- Fellowship training in Interventional Radiology
- Board eligible or certified by American Board of Radiology (ABR) or the American Osteopathic Board of Radiology (AOBR)
- Licensed or ability to obtain licensure in Colorado
- Comfortable with general diagnostic radiology
- Experience with stroke thrombectomy preferred
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