Seeking BE/BC Interventional Radiologist
to join team in beautiful north central Arkansas.
- Schedule: 7 On and 7 off with 3rd week rotating as a diagnostic/light procedure week Monday - Friday
- Example: Week 1 - 7 on and 7 off; Week 2 - OFF; Week 3 - Diagnostic Week Monday - Friday 8am-5pm
- 7 on and 7 off week would be Monday - Friday 7am -3pm and then home call
- Modalities Offered: CT, MRI, US, X-Ray, Mammo, & PET
- 3 Cath Labs
- CT and US guided biopsies, drain placement, dialysis, occasional VTE cases, rare embolization cases & general diagnostic reads
- 2025 = 120,000 Images read across acute care hospital, critical access hospital, imaging center, and multiple clinics
Benefit Package:
- 1099 Position 700k+ Base salary + Productivity
- Starting Bonus of $40k and up to $10k in relocation expenses
- As a non-profit, hospital is eligible for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
- Retirement Plan
- Professional Liability Insurance
- Health/Dental/Vision/Disability/Life Insurance
- 27 days of PTO + 5 days CME and More
About the Hospital:
- Independent, not-for-profit, 268 bed short-term acute care facility located in Mountain Home, Arkansas
- Serves a 2-state, 12-county area in North Central Arkansas and South Central Missouri, with a total service population of approximately 233,000 people
- Employs over 2,000 people and utilizes over 500 volunteers in our auxiliary
- Serving the area since 1963
- Active medical staff consists of approximately 145 physicians representing 32 medical and surgical specialties
- Magnet Recognized since 2021
- Arkansas Business Magazine's Best Places to Work for the 5th year in a row (2019-2023)
- Modern Healthcare Magazine's Best Places to Work for the 3rd year in a row (2021-2023)
- Chartis Top 100 Rural & Community Hospital 2023
The Community:
Located in the beautiful Ozarks, Mountain Home, AR is a calm but growing community with a vast array of lakes, rivers, trails, and more all close by! Featuring some of the best fishing in the United States and some of the most excellent hunting opportunities, as well as community events and festivals, North Central Arkansas is a hidden treasure. Hundreds of people come here every year for vacations, holidays, and to retire, giving the area a very generous and friendly atmosphere that encourages involvement and personal growth.
