Interventional Radiologist

Emerald Resource Group • White Plains, NY

3d • Onsite

About The Position

Interventional Radiologist Patients arrive when imaging must become treatment. You will use image-guided procedures to stop bleeding, open vessels, drain collections, and deliver targeted therapy—often the same day a diagnosis is made. Success is measured in safer recoveries, fewer open surgeries, and care teams that trust your judgment when minutes matter.

Requirements

• Board certification or eligibility in diagnostic radiology with interventional radiology fellowship training, or equivalent IR/DR pathway.
• Active medical license and ability to obtain hospital privileges for the full procedural scope of the service.
• Independent competence in vascular and nonvascular interventions commonly required for emergency and elective care.
• Documented experience managing complications, radiation dose, and contrast risk in high-acuity patients.
• Clear communication with referring clinicians and patients about benefits, alternatives, and expected recovery.
• Willingness to share call and to teach within a collaborative imaging department.

Responsibilities

• Complete a full procedural schedule of image-guided interventions with complication rates at or below peer benchmarks.
• Convert urgent consults into timely procedures, reducing door-to-treatment time for bleeding, ischemia, and sepsis pathways.
• Select the least invasive effective approach and document why it improves recovery, length of stay, or avoidance of open surgery.
• Lead multidisciplinary case review so oncology, vascular, and surgical plans include a clear interventional option when appropriate.
• Standardize peri-procedural protocols that cut repeat imaging, contrast waste, and preventable cancellations.
• Mentor residents, advanced practice providers, and technologists so complex cases run safely without sole dependence on one physician.
• Report outcomes quarterly—volume, success, complications, and follow-up—and close gaps with concrete practice changes.

Benefits

• Protected time covers clinic follow-up, quality review, and on-call recovery.
• Capital and supply decisions are tied to procedure volume and published outcomes, not preference alone.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Senior