Locum Diagnostic Radiologist (Daytime, General & Light Interventional) — Florence, SC

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Locum Tenens opportunity in Florence, SC providing hospital-based diagnostic radiology coverage (clinical only). Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM with no on-call responsibilities. Coverage period begins January 19, 2026 and is ongoing; confirmed coverage dates include January 19–23, 26–30; February 2–6, 16–20, 23–27; and March 2–6, 2026.

Clinical scope: Adult patient population with general radiology and light interventional cases. Average RVUs ~7080 per shift. No admissions, rounding, or phone consults required.

Facility and support: Non-trauma hospital with facility-based radiology staff and network backup coverage (Black River and Marion sites). Radiology is being brought in-house to backfill FTEs while permanent hires are completed.

Privileges and credentialing: Hospital privileges and temporary privileges available. SC license preferred; candidates without an active SC license may be considered with FCVS. Credentialing timeline TBD.

Required procedures and on-site studies: General radiology reads and light interventional procedures including arteriograms, CT-fluoro biopsies, ablations, embolization, kyphoplasty, gastrostomy placement, Pleurx catheter insertion, nephrostomy tube insertion, port placements, tunneled and non-tunneled catheters, dialysis graft declots, biliary drainages. General on-site studies include lumbar punctures, myelograms, arthrograms, fluoroscopic BE/UGI/barium swallows, modified barium swallows, ultrasound-guided biopsies, thoracentesis, paracentesis, and galactograms.

Requirements: Fellowship required. Board eligible within 5 years. Active DEA required. Ability to obtain cross-credentialing for Black River and Marion locations. Provider must supply a dosimetry badge on first day (MUSC will reimburse up to $200).

Compensation and logistics: Daily rate with overtime after 8 hours and weekly OT after 168 hours. Travel, lodging, and malpractice insurance covered.

Duties: Perform diagnostic reads and report interpretations, complete light interventional procedures, provide daytime clinical coverage, collaborate with the regional radiology network, follow facility protocols, and maintain accurate documentation.