Interventional Radiology Locums Need in CA

Specialty: Interventional Radiology

Additional Information

• Board Certified/Board Eligible
• California medical license is mandatory
• Completion of residency and fellowship is essential
• BLS and DEA certifications are required
• Working hours: 8 AM to 4:30 PM
• Coverage needed from November 30 to December 4, and December 21 to December 25
• Work environment: General Acute Care Hospital (Stroke Certified, not accredited as a Chest Pain Center, and no Trauma Level designation)
• Required Procedures: lumbar punctures, barium studies, various centesis procedures with drains, and CT/US biopsies preferred. Interventional Radiology procedures include thoracentesis, paracentesis, nephrostomy tube placements, intra-abdominal abscess drainage, chest tube insertions, and suprapubic catheter placements; biopsies for thyroid, lung, and other tissues.
• Electronic Medical Record system: Cerner
• Daily admissions: 12-15 patients
• Patient Volume: Emergency Department sees approximately 85-90 patients daily, with an average inpatient/observation census of around 50 patients (including ICU and OB).

About Our Organization's Benefits

• Specialized consultants dedicated to your field
• Exceptional service experience
• Assistance with credentialing and licensing processes
• Malpractice insurance coverage provided
• Attractive compensation packages
• Travel and housing expenses covered
• Comprehensive locum tenens and permanent staffing solutions
• Member of NALTO®
• Mission-driven focus on enhancing patient care

Note: Further details regarding start dates, shift patterns, procedures, and patient load will be shared upon request.