Interventional Radiologist MD/DO - Sanford, FL

The practice sees significant CT trauma volume, frequent stroke imaging, and a broad range of vascular, abdominal, MSK, and neuro imaging. Approximately 3–4% of the overall workload consists of biopsies , with additional procedural volume across drainage and vascular access services.

 

Interventional Radiologist – Onsite

Florida | Level II Trauma Center

Opportunity Highlights

• Onsite IR coverage: 7 days/week, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM EST

• IR Call: Monday–Sunday

• Minimum productivity: 45 RVUs per shift

• Board Certification: Required

• Temporary privileges: Available for clean files

• Technology: RPCE & PowerScribe 4.0

• Holiday coverage: Major/minor holidays as available

Clinical Environment

Join a high-acuity Level II trauma center with a strong emergency and trauma imaging workload. The practice sees significant CT trauma volume, frequent stroke imaging, and a broad range of vascular, abdominal, MSK, and neuro imaging.

IR Practice

The active IR service includes:

• Bone, lung, and lymph node biopsies

• Drainage procedures

• Paracentesis and thoracentesis

• Dialysis access procedures

• Vascular access and line placement

Approximately 3–4% of the overall workload consists of biopsies, with additional procedural volume across drainage and vascular access services.

Imaging Mix

• High-volume CT trauma imaging, including spine and vascular studies

• Frequent CT Head Stroke, CTA Head/Neck, and CT Perfusion

• Extensive MSK trauma and extremity radiography

• Carotid and DVT ultrasound

• Abdominal and vascular ultrasound

• MRI support for neuro and spine evaluation

Ideal for an IR radiologist who enjoys a fast-paced, high-acuity trauma environment and a broad procedural mix.