Diagnostic Radiologist
Adelphi Staffing·Georgetown, South Carolina
Adelphi Staffing·Georgetown, South Carolina
Perform general diagnostic imaging and light interventional procedures across multiple hospital sites. Manage clinical duties including fluoroscopy, ultrasound-guided, and CT-guided procedures.
Reading room with 2 workstations (1 mammo-quality) Staffed by 1 radiologist daily (7a–4:30p) Light procedural volume (up to 8 cases/day) Common procedures: Fluoro studies (swallows, UGI, LP, esophagram), ultrasound procedures (paracentesis, thoracentesis, biopsies), CT procedures (biopsies, bone marrow, abscess) Equipment: MRI, CT, ultrasound, flouro, X-ray, nuclear medicine, mammography Notes: No dedicated IR lab; minimal procedural demand EM: Epic
Reading room with 2 workstations (1 mammo-quality) Staffed by 2 radiologists daily (7a–4:30p, 9a–5:30p) Moderate procedural volume (12–15 cases/day) Common procedures: Fluoro (swallows, UGI, esophagram, LP), ultrasound (paracentesis, thoracentesis, biopsies), CT (biopsies, bone marrow, abscess) Equipment: MRI, 128-slice CT, 64-slice CT, ultrasound, flouro, nuclear medicine, X-ray Notes: Special procedures lab available in the OR for vascular surgery
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Diagnostic radiologist roles in South Carolina are often driven by steady imaging needs across hospitals and outpatient settings, with employers looking for candidates who can start with minimal ramp-up. This role is competitive because it requires Board Certification in Diagnostic Radiology, MQSA certification, an active South Carolina license, 24 months of case logs, and Epic EMR proficiency. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit, then confirm your case logs and licensure details before applying.
