Diagnostic Radiology Assignment in Hawaii

Shift Times : 7:30am – 5:00pm & Noon – 9:00pm, with evening call coverage

Licensing : Active Hawaii License Required

Certification : American Board Certified in Radiology

#### About the Role:

We are seeking a highly skilled General Radiologist to join our dynamic team serving two campuses in Hawaii. The role involves performing a wide range of diagnostic imaging procedures, including plain films, ultrasound, and CT scans, with evening and weekend coverage responsibilities.

#### Key Responsibilities:

• Diagnostic Imaging : Perform 50 plain films, 25 ultrasound exams, and 30 CT scans per shift.
• Call Coverage : Evening call from 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm, with flexibility for taking call from home (unless contrast imaging is needed at a facility).
• Collaboration : Work alongside a group of 15-17 radiologists
• EMR : Use Epic (CareLink) and McKesson systems for patient records.
• Voice Recognition Dictation : Use Nuance for dictation.

#### Qualifications:

• Board Certification : American Board of Radiology certification required.
• License : Must hold an active Hawaii medical license.
• Education : M.D. required (D.O.s not considered at this time).
• BLS : Basic Life Support certification required; advanced life support certificates accepted in lieu.
• Trauma Level : Experience with Trauma Level I and Level II cases preferred.
• Modalities : Must be proficient in plain films, ultrasound, and CT. MRI experience is helpful but not required.
• COVID-19 : Proof of vaccination required for all locums; boosters not mandatory.

#### Work Schedule:

• Shifts : 7:30 am – 5:00 pm and Noon – 9:00 pm. Some weekend shifts required to allow staff radiologists time off.
• Evening Call : Scheduled from 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm (on-call from home unless contrast imaging is needed).
• Nighthawk Coverage : 9:00 pm – 7:30 am daily (handled by Nighthawk).

#### Additional Information:

• Credentialing : Credentialing typically takes 3 months, though emergency privileges may be granted for clean candidates.