Physician Radiology-Interventional
Listed on 2026-10-15
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Doctor/Physician
Surgeon, Medical Doctor, Healthcare Consultant
Job Description
Interventional Radiology opening in WALocated in Wenatchee, WAFull-time;
Permanent positionBE/BCFive-day work week, call 1:4 at one hospital
Overview
Broad Spectrum IR department with excellent relationships within and with referring providersIR procedures include vascular access, hepatobiliary and renal procedures, women’s interventions, arterial and venous thrombectomy, and oncology interventions
Newly remodeled IR suite
Two IR physicians currently practice 60-70% dedicated IR with room to grow Consults at one hospital covered by a very strong hospitalist program
Benefits
Pay Range $667,199 - $721,2971-year physician partnership track for US candidates
First year salary guarantee based on MGMA/AMGA median, RVU production in year two Signing bonus, up to 11 weeks PTO, matching 401k, life insurance, long term disability insurance
Relocation expenses covered including packing - up to $20,000
Continuing medical education allowance of $10,000 every two years
Monthly Wellness Stipend which covers Healthcare/Vision/Dental Annual Premium Navigate Student Loan Counseling for the life of your student loan repayment
Vital Work Life Employee Assistance Program About the area
More than 300 days of sunshine annually
Nestled between the foothills of the Cascade Mountains and the Columbia River, Wenatchee is surrounded by opportunities for hiking, camping, skiing, snowboarding, white water rafting, kayaking, fishing, and backpacking
Family friendly environment with safe communities and opportunities for the entire family to be involved in music, culture, and arts Public and private school systems that complement the individual learning styles of students including STEM, trade, and project-based education Estimated pay range/amount is $667,199 - $721,297.
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