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Radiology Physician

Noor Locums Recruiter listing · Open · verified Oct 3, 2026
Jackson, KY Part-time Radiologist

At a glance

Radiologist role posted by Noor Locums, a recruiter. Jackson, KY · part-time.

Pay not stated

RoleRadiologist
LocationJackson, KY
EmploymentPart-time
PostedSep 30, 2026 · 3d ago
Role brief

physicianroles summary, based on the recruiter's listing.

What you'll do

  • Perform fluoroscopy procedures, arthrograms and lumbar punctures during onsite shifts
  • Support procedural imaging services for the radiology department at a medical center
  • Handle about 7 to 10 patient cases each day and interpret studies tied to procedures you perform

What you bring

  • You are a Diagnostic Radiologist comfortable with procedural radiology and fluoroscopy imaging in a hospital setting

Who this fits

This part-time role suits a physician focused on procedural radiology rather than broader diagnostic reading. It calls for consistent weekday coverage onsite in Jackson, KY. Experience with other interventional procedures is welcomed but not required.

From the recruiter

We are seeking a Diagnostic Radiologist to provide onsite procedural radiology coverage at a regional medical center. This position focuses primarily on fluoroscopy based procedures and procedural support for the radiology department. The facility is looking for a physician who can provide consistent weekday coverage and assist with procedural imaging services in a collaborative hospital environment.

This role is primarily procedural focused and involves performing fluoroscopy procedures along with arthrograms and lumbar punctures. The provider will manage approximately 7 to 10 patient cases per day and will only interpret studies related to the procedures they perform. There are no additional diagnostic reading responsibilities outside of the procedures completed during the shift.

The department is seeking a physician who is comfortable with procedural radiology and fluoroscopy based imaging in a hospital setting. Experience with additional interventional procedures is welcomed but not required.