77 consultants·Belleville, Illinois
Interpret and analyze medical images to provide accurate diagnoses for oncology, ER, inpatient, and outpatient studies. Collaborate with healthcare professionals and maintain detailed patient records while adhering to safety protocols.
This on-site, contract position offers a unique opportunity to work within a collaborative medical practice that prioritizes patient care and innovation.
As a Locum MD in Radiology, you will play a crucial role in diagnosing and treating patients through the use of advanced imaging technologies. Your expertise will be essential in ensuring accurate interpretations of imaging studies, thereby contributing significantly to our patients' healthcare journeys.
Interpret and analyze medical images to provide accurate diagnoses Collaborate with other healthcare professionals to discuss imaging findings Perform necessary radiological procedures in a timely manner Maintain detailed and accurate patient records Stay updated on advancements in radiology and imaging technology Participate in departmental meetings and educational opportunities Ensure compliance with safety standards and protocols Assist in training and mentoring junior radiologists
MD degree with completed residency in Radiology Associate level experience in a clinical radiology setting Strong ability to interpret a variety of medical imaging modalities Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Strong attention to detail and critical thinking skills Ability to work effectively in a team-oriented environment Familiarity with current radiological standards and practices State medical license valid for practice in Belleville
Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8a-5p
Case Types: Body imaging with a focus on oncology
Setting: Remote
Will read for multiple facilities
Schedule: Saturday-Sunday, 10a-7p
Case Types: ER, inpatient, and outpatient studies
Setting: Remote
Will read for one facility
Case Volume: 7 RVUs per hour
EMR: Epic
Must be board-certified
Market context
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