Interventional Radiology

• Evaluating patients' medical histories to ensure the various medical imaging procedures will not harm them.

• Suggesting alternative medical imaging techniques, when necessary.

• Informing patients about the medical imaging process.

• Using devices such as computer tomography (CT) scanners and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines.

• Performing or directing radiology staff to carry out image-guided, diagnostic procedures.

• Working with radiology lab technicians to perfect image quality.

• Interpreting the results from diagnostic imaging procedures to determine diagnoses.

• Communicating and discussing results and diagnoses with physicians.

• Compiling written reports of results and diagnoses.

• Following medical protocols for resuscitation, bleeding, infection, or other emergency situations, when necessary.

Radiologist Requirements:

• Bachelor's degree in biology, physical sciences, or a related field.
• Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree.
• 3 to 7 years' internship and residency training, specializing in radiology.
• Successful completion of the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE).
• Certification by The American Board of Medical Specialties, in radiology and/or a subspecialty, such as nuclear medicine, therapeutic radiology, or interventional radiology.
• Valid and active medical license in the state you wish to practice.
• Proficient in general radiology techniques, including X-ray, MRI, and ultrasound.
• Patient management skills.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
• Superb problem-solving skills.

Regards,

Arpit Tiwari

Sr. Healthcare Recruiter

United HealthCare Staffing

Direct: (408)-883-6981| Email: [email protected]