About the Role
We are seeking a board-certified radiologist with strong interventional and diagnostic skills to join a high-performing hospital in Ukiah, California. This is a unique opportunity to join a technology-forward, physician-led practice, with an anticipated 60/40 split between interventional radiology and diagnostic radiology. The current case mix focuses on core interventional radiology and lower-complexity procedures, with significant potential to expand procedural capabilities and build a robust IR program across the regional network. The right candidate will be clinically oriented and instrumental in shaping the IR service line, working collaboratively with physician assistants and nurse practitioners to expand procedural access and support program growth. Remote diagnostic radiology work may be available when not providing IR service coverage.
FTE flexibility is available - from 0.5 FTE up to 1.0 FTE - for the right candidate.
Clinical Scope & Responsibilities
• Interventional Radiology: Perform core IR procedures, including fluoroscopy and image-guided interventions, with opportunities to expand the scope and complexity of services
• Program Development: Help design and build a robust IR service line, establishing clinical standards, optimizing workflows, and expanding procedural capabilities
• APP Collaboration: Work with physician assistants and nurse practitioners as part of an integrated IR service line
• Diagnostic Radiology: Interpret diagnostic imaging studies, with potential for remote reading when not assigned to IR service
• Cross-Site Coverage: Provide occasional cross-coverage across locations, supported by a dedicated PA/NP team
Position Details
• Schedule: Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM, onsite 5 days / week. 0.5 FTE options available
• Compensation: $550,000+ for the full-time position; part-time scaled proportionally
• Location: Onsite, hospital setting in Ukiah, CA (Mendocino County)
• Call Expectations: None
• Benefits: Comprehensive benefits package, including malpractice coverage, credentialing support, and administrative infrastructure
• Time Off: 10 weeks of paid time off per year for the Full Time position (42 weeks on-site)
• Other: Occasional cross-site coverage in the region may be needed
Qualifications
• Board-certified (ABR or ABOR) Radiologist.
• Vascular and interventional radiology fellowship training preferred; general radiologists comfortable with a broad procedural mix will be considered.
• Ability to obtain an active medical license in California.
• Strong communication skills and an entrepreneurial mindset to help shape the local imaging program.
Compensation
The base pay range for this role is $500,000 - $550,000 per year.
