Pediatric Radiologist Needed for Locum Tenens Coverage at Facility in Indianapolis, Indiana

Shift Type: Day Shift

Assignment Type: Inpatient

Call Required: Yes

Board Certification Required: Yes

Job Duration: Locums About the Facility This children's hospital is seeking a Pediatric Radiologist for locum tenens inpatient coverage from January 2027 - April 2027. The facility supports a full-service pediatric radiology department with coverage across all diagnostic modalities, including fluoroscopy capabilities. Established clinical protocols are in place to support accurate and timely imaging interpretation for the pediatric patient population. About the Facility Location Indianapolis offers clinicians on assignment access to a range of cultural, recreational, and entertainment attractions suited to varied interests. The city is home to major venues such as Lucas Oil Stadium and Gainbridge Fieldhouse, which host live events spanning professional sports and music throughout the year. Outdoor experiences include the Monon Trail and Holcomb Observatory and Planetarium at Butler University, while the Children's Museum of Indianapolis provides family-oriented programming. Dining options, interactive workshops, and touring productions further contribute to the variety of activities available during time away from clinical duties. About the Clinician's Workday This on-site Pediatric Radiologist position provides 100% pediatric radiology coverage Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM, with weekday and weekend call required. Clinicians will interpret diagnostic imaging studies across plain film, ultrasound, CT, MRI, and fluoroscopy modalities within a fully pediatric inpatient case mix. A daily volume of 75 or more studies is expected across the assigned coverage period. Board certification in Pediatric Radiology is required for all clinicians considered for this assignment. Additional Job Details Case Load/PPD:75+Patient Population: Peds

Location Type: On-Site Government: NoProcedures: Fluoro Modalities: PF, US, CT, MRI