The Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering
Interventional Radiologist
The Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering, Gastonia, North Carolina, United States, 28054
Job Title: Interventional Radiologist
Practice: Gaston Radiology (GRAD)
Employment Type: Full-time, Exempt
Location: Gastonia, North Carolina (Charlotte Metro Area)
Position Summary The Interventional Radiologist will join Gaston Radiology (GRAD), a physician-led independent practice that provides a range of interventional procedures and diagnostic imaging services in collaboration with referring physicians and healthcare teams. This position offers an opportunity to work in a growing, subspecialized group with a clearly defined partnership track for those seeking ownership and long‑term professional growth.
The role is based on the Western edge of the Charlotte metro area and is onsite, full‑time with a 4‑person call rotation and the opportunity for partnership in approximately 2 years. The Interventional Radiologist will be expected to contribute to the ongoing success of the group, ensuring high‑quality patient care, operational efficiency, and a collaborative environment.
GRAD is an independent 20+ member private practice group. A physician‑led organization, Gaston Radiology is collaborative in medicine and independent in attitude for business. We strive to maintain independence and control of our practice. We are large enough to provide comprehensive radiology services to our community, but small enough to have a family‑like environment. Our practice fosters a collaborative work environment where every team member’s contribution is valued. We prioritize a democratic approach, encouraging open communication and teamwork, making it a truly rewarding place to work.
Key Responsibilities
Perform a variety of image‑guided interventional procedures, including angioplasty, stent placement, biopsies, and drain insertion.
Provide diagnostic imaging interpretation as required for IR‑related cases (CT, MRI, ultrasound).
Collaborate with clinical teams (surgeons, oncologists, hospitalists, referring physicians) to ensure comprehensive care for patients.
Consult with patients, discuss interventional options and risks, and provide post‑procedure care.
Participate in quality assurance initiatives, adhering to established clinical protocols, and implementing process improvements.
Engage in multidisciplinary team meetings and contribute to group governance activities, particularly those focused on partnership.
Ensure all interventional procedures are performed in accordance with high‑quality patient care standards and comply with safety regulations.
Required Qualifications
MD or DO degree
Completed ACGME‑accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency
Completed ACGME‑accredited Interventional Radiology fellowship (or equivalent)
Board‑certified or board‑eligible by the American Board of Radiology
Eligible for North Carolina medical licensure
Proficiency in performing a broad range of interventional radiology procedures (angioplasty, biopsies, drain placements, etc.)
Knowledge of radiologic interpretation (CT, MRI, ultrasound) related to IR procedures
Technical Competencies Core Procedural Skills
Angioplasty and stent placement
Biopsy (ultrasound, CT, fluoroscopy‑guided)
Drain insertion (percutaneous and catheter‑directed therapies)
Sclerotherapy and other treatments for varicose veins
Neurointerventional procedures (if applicable)
Clinical Competencies
Strong understanding of radiology protocols and post‑procedure care for interventional procedures
Ability to handle emergent cases efficiently
High level of proficiency in diagnostic imaging interpretation in IR cases (CT, MRI, ultrasound)
Technology Proficiency
Experience with PACS systems, Powerscribe 360, EPIC, and other radiology IT solutions
Ability to use cutting‑edge medical technologies for interventional procedures and diagnostics
Behavioral Competencies Collaboration and Teamwork
Strong ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including radiologists, clinicians, and hospital staff
Clear communicator, able to convey complex clinical information effectively to patients and team members
Independence and Accountability
Comfortable in an independent, physician‑led practice with decision‑making responsibilities
Demonstrates accountability for all procedures and patient care outcomes
Adaptability
Ability to adapt to changes in clinical priorities and patient needs
Efficient problem‑solving under pressure, particularly in emergent situations
Commitment to Quality
Focus on high‑quality care through adherence to safety standards and continuous improvement initiatives
Willingness to contribute to group governance and quality improvement activities
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Practice: Gaston Radiology (GRAD)
Employment Type: Full-time, Exempt
Location: Gastonia, North Carolina (Charlotte Metro Area)
Position Summary The Interventional Radiologist will join Gaston Radiology (GRAD), a physician-led independent practice that provides a range of interventional procedures and diagnostic imaging services in collaboration with referring physicians and healthcare teams. This position offers an opportunity to work in a growing, subspecialized group with a clearly defined partnership track for those seeking ownership and long‑term professional growth.
The role is based on the Western edge of the Charlotte metro area and is onsite, full‑time with a 4‑person call rotation and the opportunity for partnership in approximately 2 years. The Interventional Radiologist will be expected to contribute to the ongoing success of the group, ensuring high‑quality patient care, operational efficiency, and a collaborative environment.
GRAD is an independent 20+ member private practice group. A physician‑led organization, Gaston Radiology is collaborative in medicine and independent in attitude for business. We strive to maintain independence and control of our practice. We are large enough to provide comprehensive radiology services to our community, but small enough to have a family‑like environment. Our practice fosters a collaborative work environment where every team member’s contribution is valued. We prioritize a democratic approach, encouraging open communication and teamwork, making it a truly rewarding place to work.
Key Responsibilities
Perform a variety of image‑guided interventional procedures, including angioplasty, stent placement, biopsies, and drain insertion.
Provide diagnostic imaging interpretation as required for IR‑related cases (CT, MRI, ultrasound).
Collaborate with clinical teams (surgeons, oncologists, hospitalists, referring physicians) to ensure comprehensive care for patients.
Consult with patients, discuss interventional options and risks, and provide post‑procedure care.
Participate in quality assurance initiatives, adhering to established clinical protocols, and implementing process improvements.
Engage in multidisciplinary team meetings and contribute to group governance activities, particularly those focused on partnership.
Ensure all interventional procedures are performed in accordance with high‑quality patient care standards and comply with safety regulations.
Required Qualifications
MD or DO degree
Completed ACGME‑accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency
Completed ACGME‑accredited Interventional Radiology fellowship (or equivalent)
Board‑certified or board‑eligible by the American Board of Radiology
Eligible for North Carolina medical licensure
Proficiency in performing a broad range of interventional radiology procedures (angioplasty, biopsies, drain placements, etc.)
Knowledge of radiologic interpretation (CT, MRI, ultrasound) related to IR procedures
Technical Competencies Core Procedural Skills
Angioplasty and stent placement
Biopsy (ultrasound, CT, fluoroscopy‑guided)
Drain insertion (percutaneous and catheter‑directed therapies)
Sclerotherapy and other treatments for varicose veins
Neurointerventional procedures (if applicable)
Clinical Competencies
Strong understanding of radiology protocols and post‑procedure care for interventional procedures
Ability to handle emergent cases efficiently
High level of proficiency in diagnostic imaging interpretation in IR cases (CT, MRI, ultrasound)
Technology Proficiency
Experience with PACS systems, Powerscribe 360, EPIC, and other radiology IT solutions
Ability to use cutting‑edge medical technologies for interventional procedures and diagnostics
Behavioral Competencies Collaboration and Teamwork
Strong ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, including radiologists, clinicians, and hospital staff
Clear communicator, able to convey complex clinical information effectively to patients and team members
Independence and Accountability
Comfortable in an independent, physician‑led practice with decision‑making responsibilities
Demonstrates accountability for all procedures and patient care outcomes
Adaptability
Ability to adapt to changes in clinical priorities and patient needs
Efficient problem‑solving under pressure, particularly in emergent situations
Commitment to Quality
Focus on high‑quality care through adherence to safety standards and continuous improvement initiatives
Willingness to contribute to group governance and quality improvement activities
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