Florida Interventional Radiology Job

Physician Job Info.

Facility:	Lawnwood RMC
Location:	Fort Pierce, Florida USA
Degree:	MD
Years Partnership:	N/A
Board Status:	Board Certified
Beginning Comp.:	400k - 449k
Potential Comp.:	100k - 149k
Perm/Locum:	Perm ASAP
Workload:	Full Time
Position Type:	Group
Skills:	General Interventional Radiology
Company:	Tiva Healthcare

Interventional Radiologist

Location:
The Lawnwood Regional Medical Center campus is easily accessible from all areas of Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast via multiple interchanges. The hospital is just minutes from the beach and downtown West Palm Beach. Yearlong outdoor activities readily available.

Need:
Due to recent expansion: 1 FT; (50% Diagnostic/50% Interventional)

Hospital Description:
Lawnwood Regional Medical Center is a 341-bed acute hospital that offers a wide variety of medical/surgical treatments. Lawnwood Regional provides quality healthcare through advanced technology in a caring, friendly and healing environment.

Practice Setting:
Lawnwood Regional Medical Center has recently invested in an advanced medical imaging technology through the acquisition of PACS. All diagnostic radiological services are provided to include PET-CT making this an ideal practice setting for a well-rounded diagnostic radiologist. Coverage: 1 Diagnostic Radiologist and 1 Interventional Radiologist On-site; Evening and Night Teleradiology coverage by Radiology group.

MODALITY BREAKDOWN
Diagnostic X-ray: 59.7% (includes mammo)
Ultrasound: 4.6%
Nuclear Medicine: 0.5%
MRI: 0.6%
CT: 36%

Full-Time SPECS:
No overnight coverage requirement. Evening Telerad coverage from home no less than 2x/month (M-F: 5-10PM; S&S 1-8PM); Onsite weekend coverage every 3rd weekend.

About Florida Interventional Radiology Jobs

Interventional Radiology jobs are regulated by the Florida Medical Board. As part of the Health Care Practitioner Regulation, the mission of the Florida Board of Medicine is to protect health care consumers by establishing and enforcing health care standards, licensing qualified health care practitioners and facilities, and disseminating health care information to the public. The Florida Board of Medicine evaluates applications for licensure and examination, conducts board meetings, administers policy, issues final orders in imposing discipline, reviews and approves continuing education providers, and audits licensure compliance for continuing education.

Source: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/mqa/wearemqa.htm