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Physician / Radiology - Interventional / North Dakota / Locum tenens / Interventional Radiology Locums Job in North Dakota Scheduled Clinical Hours + Call November - O Job

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jackson coker locum tenensBismarck (ND)

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Interventional Radiology Locums Job in North Dakota Scheduled Clinical Hours + Call November - Ongoing Assignment Coverage Details Orientation will need to be completed the day before the first confirmed shift from 8am-3pm 12/23 8am - 3pm orientation 12/23 (3pm call will start) - 12/31 (8am) Credentialing timeframe: days Shift Details Monday Friday, 8am 4pm onsite Evening call: 4pm 8am 24-hour weekend call Average Callback Hours: Weekday: 2.5 hours; Weekend: 1.3 hours Requirements Board Certified North Dakota license preferred (IMLC acceptable) Residency/Fellowship required ACLS BLS Malpractice clean preferred Required Procedures / Skills Diagnostic vascular intervention Angiography venous and arterial Therapeutic vascular intervention Angioplasty venous and arterial Stenting (venous and arterial) Thrombolytic therapy Embolization therapy Interventional (body, non-neuro) Tunnel and PICC Central lines IVC Filters Aspiration/drainage procedures Percutaneous Needle Biopsies (Above & Below diaphragm, and Bone) Extractions (Biliary & Renal) Abscess drainage Thoracentesis Paracentesis Myelography Perc. Transhepatic Cholangiogram Chest tube insertion Gastrostomy tube insertion Nephrostomy/ureteral stent insertion Preferred Procedures / Skills Neuro (head) stroke thrombectomy Joint/epidural injections Port a cath

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