Interventional Radiologist

Set amid sandstone canyons, rolling grasslands, and magnificent evergreen woods,
Kamloops is a flourishing city of 100,000 with an energetic character set against a stunning natural setting.

Known for our welcoming spirit, our city has earned its moniker as the Tournament Capital of Canada, offering big city amenities including excellent eateries, unique shops and exceptional recreation facilities. We take immense pride in our dynamic arts community, and annual events including the Kamloops Film Festival, Wild lights at the BC Wildlife Park, and Music in the Park.

With eight beautiful provincial parks and over 100 lakes nearby, our city offers fantastic opportunities for outdoor activities like fishing, kayaking, hiking, biking and camping. With mountain, parkland and desert fairways dotting the landscape here, we’re fast becoming Canada’s premier golf destination. Come winter, Sun Peaks Resort transforms into a mecca for skiers and snowboarders, just a quick 45‑minute drive out of the city.

With 300 sun‑filled days and the warmest people you’ll ever meet, Kamloops is the perfect spot to set down roots and live life with passion.

The Interior Health Authority Department of Medical Imaging in Kamloops is seeking to recruit a full‑time radiologist with an Interventional Radiology subspecialty. At Royal Inland Hospital, we provide services in x‑ray, fluoroscopy, ultrasound, CT, MRI, digital mammography, nuclear medicine, and bone densitometry. Renovations for a new IR suite and construction of a new cancer centre are both scheduled to begin in 2025.

Our vascular practice is broad and growing. It includes trauma/inpatient embolization, peripheral vascular interventions, fibroid embolization, fistula management, and an assortment of outpatient vascular cases. We have begun to develop an Interventional Oncology program as well.

Email your CV to Physician Recruitment today. It’s better here!

Job
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• Eligible for Fellowship with the Royal College of Physicians of Canada (FRCPC)
• Eligible for licensure with CPSBC
• Coverage with the Canadian Medical Protective Association is mandatory
• You’ll have fellowship training in Interventional Radiology.
• Experience with or an interest in developing radiology programs or services would be an asset.

Hours of work:
Full Time
On call requirements:
At this time, there are no overnight call requirements, as coverage is provided remotely

Estimated Gross Income
Fee‑for‑service plus MOCAP level 1

For a full‑time position, we offer up to $9,000 in assistance for moves within BC, up to $12,000 for moves from elsewhere in Canada, and up to $15,000 for moves from outside Canada. Please note that incentives are subject to change and that current rates are confirmed at the time of offer.

Royal Inland Hospital (RIH), a 273‑bed facility, serves as the primary referral centre for nearly 250,000 individuals within the Thompson Cariboo Shuswap Health Service Area. As the region’s leading tertiary referral hospital and Level 1 Trauma Centre, RIH expertly manages over 250 major trauma cases and accommodates 72,000 Emergency Department visits each year. The Phil and Jennie Gaglardi Tower, a $417‑million expansion opened in the summer of 2022, has propelled RIH into a new healthcare era, featuring advanced mental health units and surgical services.

In 2024, we completed our new post‑anesthetic recovery room and pediatric unit, while revamping the emergency entrance – with the department’s full completion on track for autumn 2026. Further ambitious growth includes a $359‑million cancer centre, set to enrich our cancer care services by 2028. Our exceptional teams dedicate themselves to delivering comprehensive care across a broad spectrum of services, including internal medicine, OB/GYN, general surgery, orthopedics, ophthalmology, ENT, pathology, psychiatry, pediatrics, anesthesia, radiology, urology, and family practice inpatient care.

We leverage our expertise and innovative facilities to provide the highest standard of healthcare to our community.