Physician / Radiology - Interventional / Indiana / Locum tenens / Interventional Radiologist needed in Indiana Job - Alliance Recruiting Resources

Facility Type : Hospital Specialty: Interventional Radiology Length of Assignment: 4 months The following weeks and the associated weekends are available: June 17-23 August 3-11 September 28-October 6 December 21-January 5 All dates include weekends and the last few included the weekends before and after. Vaccine Requirements: Required We have a McKesson PACS system Our Radiology Information System is PACS & Meditech State of the art prone stereotactic biopsy table We use the Power Scribe 360 dictation system. We do have editors/transcriptionist M-F 7am 4:30pm. (On weekends Radiologist will need to do self-editing) Weekday Schedule: usually staggered shifts with 2 radiologists covering 7am to 5pm. One gets here by 7am, or earlier if they desired, and is responsible for overnight studies, procedures, ultrasound, and radiographs until approximately 2pm. Second radiologist arrives around 9am and is responsible for CT, MRI, mammography and stereotactic breast biopsies until 5pm. Night call : Rarely called in evenings Remote viewing access from home - Not in house call Night call coverage is provided by a Call Services from 5pm 7am weekdays and all day Saturday & Sunday. The Call Service provides the preliminary reports and re-read by our employed radiologist the next morning to provide the final report. Usually have 40-60 Night Call Service tests to over read and do the final read on in the mornings 50% of these are CTs. Physicians state they go weeks to months without receiving calls. They have not been requested to come back to the hospital when on call in over 2-3 years. In a months time they might get 1-2 calls, mostly from the ER asking a question that is easily addressed over the phone. Weekend call: Virtual Radiology services is utilized from Friday evenings at 5pm through Monday morning at 7am for preliminary readings. The on-call Radiologist comes in each morning and does a final read of the studies from the day/night before. The on-call Radiologist has the choice of coming in periodically through the day, so the worklist is smaller the next morning. Weekend volumes are variable, usually 60-80 studies depending on the ER providers. Higher percentage of CT. Major Trauma is sent out. / No Cath Lab / Lite Vascular (have GS backup for the vascular studies) Proced