North Carolina Radiology Locum Tenens Opportunity – Flexible Shifts, Competitive Pay, Better Schedule Balance

Position Overview

A North Carolina hospital is seeking a Radiologist for an ongoing locum tenens assignment. Locum providers consistently prioritize strong pay rates, flexible scheduling, and the ability to build a more manageable work-life balance. This opportunity supports those priorities with no call requirements and a broad range of diagnostic responsibilities.

Key Details

• Facility Type: Hospital
• Location: North Carolina
• Specialty: Radiology
• Assignment Length: Ongoing
• Scheduling: Flexible shift options designed to support a better overall schedule
• Call Requirements: None

Charting / Dictation

• Medhost

Required Skills & Procedures

Bone Mineral Density Studies

• QCT
• CT
• General
• Neuro

CT

• Advanced studies and procedures
• CT Angiography

General Radiology

• Plain films
• Chest B-reader
• DEXA scans
• General fluoroscopy
• Barium GI fluoroscopy

Mammography (Required)

• MQSA certified
• Film screen
• Digital

MRI

• General MRI including MSK
• Breast MRI
• Neuro
• Joints/MSK
• MRA

Nuclear Medicine

• General including MSK
• Cardiac function
• Thyroid treatment
• SPECT

Ultrasound

• General
• OB
• Abdominal/pelvis
• Thyroid
• Pediatric/newborn
• Advanced ultrasound procedures:

• Endovaginal
• Cardiac
• Doppler
• Biopsies
• Aspiration/drainage

Preferred Skills (Not Required)

CT

• Advanced studies
• Biopsies
• Aspiration/drainage

Mammography – Interventional

• Needle localization
• Stereotactic biopsies
• Breast ultrasound biopsies
• Breast MRI biopsies
• Fine needle localization

Non?Vascular Interventional Procedures

• Aspiration/drainage
• Percutaneous tube insertion
• Dilatation and stent placement
• Percutaneous needle biopsies (above/below diaphragm, bone)
• Extractions
• Biliary procedures

Special Procedures

• Abscess drainage
• Hysterosalpingogram
• Thoracentesis
• Paracentesis
• Myelography
• Pain management procedures
• Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiogram
• Blood patch
• Vertebroplasty
• Arthrogram

Musculoskeletal Imaging

• Head
• Shoulder
• Knee
• Wrist
• Elbow
• Hip

Vascular & Interventional Radiology

• Neuro (head) interventional
• Diagnostic vascular intervention
• Venous and arterial angiography
• Therapeutic vascular intervention:
  • Angioplasty
  • Stenting
  • Thrombolytic therapy
  • Embolization
• Vascular access devices/PICC lines
• IVC filters
• TIPS

Vaccine Requirements

• Current vaccinations required