Nuclear Medicine Radiologist (NM Radiologist)

Aldevra•Philadelphia, PA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Aldevra is currently seeking a qualified Nuclear Medicine Radiologist (NM Radiologist) to support the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center (CMCVAMC) in Philadelphia, PA. The ideal candidate will already align with our core values of SOAR (Strong Integrity and Ethics, Outstanding Teamwork, Accountability-Driven and Relentless Pursuit of Quality). This position is contingent upon contract award.

Requirements

Must be able to obtain a PIV badge.
This position requires passing an extensive background check.
Possess the M.D. (medical doctor) or O.D. (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine) degree
Active, unrestricted medical license.
Board-certified or board-eligible in Diagnostic Radiology by ABR.
Fully credentialed and privileged by CMCVAMC.
Minimum 3 years of experience.
Demonstrated competency in Nuclear Medicine interpretation.
HIPAA trained and certified
Valid Real-ID state-issued driver's license
Excellent verbal communication skills and telephone manner
Excellent and accurate written communication
Familiarity with Windows operating systems; online calendars and cloud systems; intermediate to advanced skills Microsoft office products required
Excellent attention to detail; accurate data entry
Customer Focused and team-oriented work ethic
Able to multi-task efficiently and accurately, focusing on quality
Veterans and Military Spouses are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

Interpret nuclear medicine imaging studies
Provide final radiology interpretations for exams performed during regular tours when existing services are unavailable or insufficient.
Maintain turnaround time standards and quality benchmarks.
Participate in clinical consultations and multidisciplinary case discussions as needed.
Support educational activities, including oversight and teaching house staff of academic affiliates.
Adhere to CMCVAMC documentation, compliance, coding, and reporting protocols.
Be available for consultation with clinicians and technologists regarding imaging exams and diagnostic recommendations.
Communicate critical results to the ordering practitioner or surrogate immediately, and no later than 1 hour of detecting the finding.
Compare current studies with prior relevant imaging when clinically indicated.
Document and communicate discrepancies between preliminary and final interpretations, including date and time of communication.
Interpret urgent and STAT NM studies within required timelines if such studies are assigned under the contract.
Produce final reports that meet ACR standards.
Include all required report elements in the interpretation.
Use only approved abbreviations in the patient health record.
Assign diagnostic codes for both normal and abnormal studies.
All other duties as assigned.