Interventional Radiologist

We are seeking an experienced Radiologist to join our client's team in DC for a 283-day assignment starting Jul 1, 2026. This role involves providing comprehensive Interventional Radiologist procedures during 7a-4p shifts, focusing on a wide range of image-guided interventions and diagnostic imaging. Join our team to deliver exceptional patient care while enjoying dedicated support throughout your assignment.

Practice Info

• EMR: CPRS

Shift & Schedule

• 283-day assignment starting Jul 1, 2026
• 7a-4p shifts

Responsibilities

• Image-guided fluid collection procedures
• Puncture drainage of lesions
• Needle biopsy procedures
• Percutaneous soft tissue biopsies
• Fine needle biopsy of superficial bones
• Deep bone biopsy (vertebral body)
• Soft tissue biopsy of neck/chest
• Biopsy, soft tissue of pelvis and related procedures
• Percutaneous lung biopsy
• Insertion of indwelling tunneled pleural catheters
• Thoracentesis, aspiration of pleural space
• Introduction of catheter, superior or inferior
• Selective venous catheter placement
• Selective catheter placement, second order or more
• Introduction of catheter to right heart/main pulmonary artery
• Selective catheter placement, segment or subsegment
• Introduction of needle or intracatheter
• Angiography, selective arterial catheter placement
• Selective catheter placement, initial second order
• Selective catheter placement, initial third order
• Insertion of catheter in renal artery, first unilateral
• Injection of sclerosing solution
• Insertion of tunneled centrally inserted lines
• Complete replacement of non-tunneled central venous catheter
• Replacement of tunneled central venous catheter without subcutaneous port
• Replacement of tunneled central venous catheter with subcutaneous port
• Removal of tunneled central venous catheter without subcutaneous port
• Removal of tunneled central venous access device with subcutaneous port
• Introduction of catheter into dialysis circuit
• Introduction of catheter into dialysis circuit with balloon
• Introduction of catheter into dialysis circuit with stent
• Percutaneous transluminal thrombectomy procedures
• Transluminal angioplasty - central
• Primary arterial mechanical thrombectomy
• Venous mechanical thrombectomy
• Insertion of endovascular vena cava filter
• Removal of endovascular vena cava filter
• Transcatheter retrieval, percutaneous, intravascular
• Transcatheter biopsy
• Transcatheter arterial thrombolysis
• Transcatheter venous thrombolysis, initial
• Cessation of thrombolytic therapy with removal
• Femoral/popliteal revascularization, open or percutaneous transluminal angioplasty
• Femoral/popliteal revascularization with stent
• Transcatheter introduction of intravascular stent
• Intravascular stent - venous
• Venous embolization (other than hemorrhage)
• Arterial embolization (other than hemorrhage)
• Embolization to treat uterine fibroids
• Transcatheter occlusion or embolization
• Embolization for hemorrhage or extremity procedures
• Transluminal balloon angioplasty
• Intravascular non-coronary vessel procedures
• Vaslab procedures - ultrasound, intravascular ultrasound
• Bone marrow biopsy and aspiration
• Percutaneous superficial lymph node biopsy
• Biopsy of liver
• Needle biopsy of liver
• Percutaneous cholecystostomy including image guidance
• Injection for cholangiogram through existing access
• T-tube cholangiogram
• Placement of biliary drainage catheter
• Change of percutaneous biliary drainage catheter
• Removal of biliary drainage catheter
• Abdominal paracentesis with imaging
• Paracentesis and peritoneocentesis
• Biopsy of retroperitoneal mass
• Biopsy of abdominal/retroperitoneal mass, percutaneous
• Sclerotherapy of a fluid collection
• Percutaneous abscess drainage, renal or perirenal
• Abscess drainage, peritoneal
• Percutaneous drainage of retroperitoneal abscess
• Insertion of tunneled catheter for treatment of ascites
• Abscessogram (tube check)
• Percutaneous placement of gastrostomy tube
• Change of gastrostomy to gastro-jejunal tube under fluoroscopic guidance
• Replacement of gastrostomy/cecostomy tube percutaneously under fluoroscopic guidance
• Replacement of gastro-jejunal tube percutaneously under fluoroscopic guidance
• Renal biopsy
• Percutaneous catheter drain or stent placement, internal and external
• Injection for antegrade nephrostogram
• Placement of nephrostomy catheter
• Change of nephrostomy or pyelostomy
• Percutaneous RFA (radiofrequency ablation) for renal tumor
• Ablation of renal tumor
• Suprapubic catheter placement (bladder aspiration)
• Biopsy of thyroid, percutaneous needle
• Spinal puncture, lumbar, diagnostic
• Injection for myelography (other than C1-C2)
• CTA abdomen and pelvis with or without dye
• CTA abdomen with or without IV contrast
• CTA abdominal aorta with or without contrast
• Thoracic aortogram
• Aorta abdomen with serial films
• Aortic angiography with bilateral lower extremity studies
• CTA abdominal aorta with bilateral iliofemoral studies
• Angiography, unilateral extremity
• Extremity angiography, arm or leg
• Angiography, visceral selective or superselective
• Pelvic angiography
• Angiography, visceral selective, additional vessel
• Venography, unilateral extremity
• Venogram, inferior vena cava with serial films
• Venogram, SVC (superior vena cava)
• Venography, renal, bilateral
• Venography, adrenal, bilateral
• Hepatic venography with hemodynamic evaluation
• Venous sample by catheter without angiography
• Vascular biopsy
• Percutaneous drainage of abscess
• Guided drainage
• Fluoroscopy for special procedures
• Abscessogram
• Soft tissue procedures of head and neck
• Thyroid procedures
• Retroperitoneal complete procedures (renal, aorta)
• Retroperitoneal limited procedures (renal, aorta)
• Pelvis procedures
• Pelvic (non-obstetric) limited procedures
• Axillary procedures, left
• Axillary procedures, right
• Extremity real-time limited procedures
• Ultrasound guidance for vascular access
• Guidance for renal ablation
• Guidance for needle placement
• Guidance for chest or abdominal tap
• Guidance for needle biopsy
• Guided cyst aspiration
• Fluoroscopic guidance for central venous access
• Fluoroscopic guidance for needle placement for biopsy and aspiration
• CT guidance for needle placement, biopsy and aspiration
• CT guidance for monitoring tissue ablation
• Radiopharmaceutical therapy by bolus
• Chemotherapy administration, bolus
• Conscious sedation for patients 5 years and older
• Occlusive device placement in vein or artery

Compensation

• Strong compensation

Benefits

• Travel-related expenses covered
• A-rated medical malpractice insurance provided
• Dedicated recruiter for future travel opportunities

Qualifications

• Board Certifications: Interventional Radiology and Diagnostic Radiology