Diagnostic/Interventional Radiology Advanced Care Practitioner - Medford, OR - F
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Diagnostic/Interventional Radiology Advanced Care Practitioner - Medford, OR – Full Time
Radia Oregon Radiology Medical Group is seeking an Advanced Practice Provider in the heart of the beautiful Rogue Valley. Join Radia, one of the largest and most progressive radiology groups in the nation. Take advantage of an exciting opportunity to be a part of an Interventional Radiology group with clinical, procedural, and hybrid patient care needs supported by Advanced Practice Providers in a team‑based, community‑care driven setting. Current team consists of 10 Diagnostic Radiologists, 6 Interventional Radiologists and 4 Advanced Practice Providers serving in both clinical and procedural roles. There are unlimited opportunities for growth and expansion in the neighboring communities and beyond.
Job Title
Interventional Radiology Advanced Care Practitioner
Job Schedule
Full Time
Location(s)
Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center
Providence Medford Medical Center
Oregon Interventional Radiology Clinic
Hours
Shifts are (4) 10 hours
Shift times vary per location, generally starting between 7a‑8a PST
No Call
No Weekends
Clinical Duties Include (but not limited to)
Injection, exchange and removal of drainage catheters, to include GU and GI drains
Imaging guided thoracentesis and paracentesis
Perform venography and assist with arteriography
PICC placement and repositioning with ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance
Placement, repositioning, and removal of tunneled and non‑tunneled catheters, including implanted ports
Perform lumbar puncture and myelography under imaging guidance
Perform biopsy under imaging guidance, to include thyroid
Perform arthrocentesis and joint injections under imaging guidance
Placement of small bore chest tubes under imaging guidance
Supervision of conscious sedation
Evaluation and management of Interventional Radiology patients including performing and documenting consultation, history and physical, progress notes
Obtaining fluoroscopic diagnostic images under the supervision of diagnostic radiologists
Education Level
Graduate, Master’s degree. Current Registry/Certification: RT(R) and/or RDMS, RVT preferred
Qualifications, Certifications, and Experience
Current Oregon license as a Physician Assistant with prescriptive authority
Successful completion of an accredited Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner Program
Current BLS/ACLS certification required
Current Registry R.T.(R) (AART) or RDMS, RVT preferred
Current privileges to operate fluoroscopy in Oregon preferred. If not, may need to obtain based on job duties
Maintain hospital privileges/credentialing where IR procedures are performed
CME of 100 hours is required every 2 years to maintain privileges
Current DEA
National Certification as prescribed by the NCCPA
Compensation
Annual salary range $125,000 - $140,000. Salary is based on multiple factors, including but not limited to job‑related experience, knowledge, skills, abilities, equity and employment status. The compensation listed above is based on full‑time employment status, full‑time is 40 hours per week.
Benefits
Up to $10,000 relocation bonus
$10,000 retention bonus at 2 years
Two medical plans to choose from, dental, and vision
HSA and FSA available
A 401(k) employer match, with a profit sharing component
Up to 24 paid days off per year
8 paid holidays annually
Life, short and long‑term disability insurance
Free onsite parking
Learning opportunities through professional development programs
Educational assistance
Discretionary annual performance‑based bonus
Application
If you are interested in this position, please apply or submit CV and cover letter to jobs@radiax.com.
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Radia Oregon Radiology Medical Group is seeking an Advanced Practice Provider in the heart of the beautiful Rogue Valley. Join Radia, one of the largest and most progressive radiology groups in the nation. Take advantage of an exciting opportunity to be a part of an Interventional Radiology group with clinical, procedural, and hybrid patient care needs supported by Advanced Practice Providers in a team‑based, community‑care driven setting. Current team consists of 10 Diagnostic Radiologists, 6 Interventional Radiologists and 4 Advanced Practice Providers serving in both clinical and procedural roles. There are unlimited opportunities for growth and expansion in the neighboring communities and beyond.
Job Title
Interventional Radiology Advanced Care Practitioner
Job Schedule
Full Time
Location(s)
Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center
Providence Medford Medical Center
Oregon Interventional Radiology Clinic
Hours
Shifts are (4) 10 hours
Shift times vary per location, generally starting between 7a‑8a PST
No Call
No Weekends
Clinical Duties Include (but not limited to)
Injection, exchange and removal of drainage catheters, to include GU and GI drains
Imaging guided thoracentesis and paracentesis
Perform venography and assist with arteriography
PICC placement and repositioning with ultrasound or fluoroscopic guidance
Placement, repositioning, and removal of tunneled and non‑tunneled catheters, including implanted ports
Perform lumbar puncture and myelography under imaging guidance
Perform biopsy under imaging guidance, to include thyroid
Perform arthrocentesis and joint injections under imaging guidance
Placement of small bore chest tubes under imaging guidance
Supervision of conscious sedation
Evaluation and management of Interventional Radiology patients including performing and documenting consultation, history and physical, progress notes
Obtaining fluoroscopic diagnostic images under the supervision of diagnostic radiologists
Education Level
Graduate, Master’s degree. Current Registry/Certification: RT(R) and/or RDMS, RVT preferred
Qualifications, Certifications, and Experience
Current Oregon license as a Physician Assistant with prescriptive authority
Successful completion of an accredited Physician Assistant or Nurse Practitioner Program
Current BLS/ACLS certification required
Current Registry R.T.(R) (AART) or RDMS, RVT preferred
Current privileges to operate fluoroscopy in Oregon preferred. If not, may need to obtain based on job duties
Maintain hospital privileges/credentialing where IR procedures are performed
CME of 100 hours is required every 2 years to maintain privileges
Current DEA
National Certification as prescribed by the NCCPA
Compensation
Annual salary range $125,000 - $140,000. Salary is based on multiple factors, including but not limited to job‑related experience, knowledge, skills, abilities, equity and employment status. The compensation listed above is based on full‑time employment status, full‑time is 40 hours per week.
Benefits
Up to $10,000 relocation bonus
$10,000 retention bonus at 2 years
Two medical plans to choose from, dental, and vision
HSA and FSA available
A 401(k) employer match, with a profit sharing component
Up to 24 paid days off per year
8 paid holidays annually
Life, short and long‑term disability insurance
Free onsite parking
Learning opportunities through professional development programs
Educational assistance
Discretionary annual performance‑based bonus
Application
If you are interested in this position, please apply or submit CV and cover letter to jobs@radiax.com.
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