Radiology Locum Opportunity – Arkansas
A regional acute care hospital is seeking a Radiologist for a full-time locum tenens assignment beginning August 2026. This opportunity offers a weekday-only schedule with no call or weekend responsibilities, making it ideal for providers seeking consistent daytime coverage in a collaborative hospital environment.
Compensation: $480/hr
Assignment Details
Start Date: August 2026
Contract Length: 26 weeks
Schedule
Full-time coverage
8.5–9 hour shifts
Start times vary between 7:00 AM and 9:00 AM
End times vary between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM
One-hour unpaid lunch
No call responsibilities
No weekend coverage
Practice Setting
Acute Care Hospital
Level III/IV Trauma Center
Cerner EMR
Philips PACS
PowerScribe 360
Clinical Responsibilities
General diagnostic radiology interpretation
Emergency department imaging reads
Musculoskeletal imaging
Cross-sectional imaging
MRI interpretation
PET imaging experience welcomed
Breast imaging experience welcomed
Preferred Expertise
Fellowship training is preferred but not required in:
Musculoskeletal Imaging (MSK)
Neuroradiology
Body Imaging/MRI
Providers from all fellowship backgrounds, as well as experienced general radiologists, are encouraged to apply.
Procedures
Interventional Radiology physicians cover major procedures
Optional procedural backup opportunities available for interested providers
Procedural participation is not required
Qualifications
Required
Board Eligible or Board Certified Radiologist
Active medical license or willingness to obtain licensure
Comfortable reading general diagnostic radiology studies
Preferred
Fellowship training in MSK, Neuroradiology, or Body Imaging
PET imaging experience
Breast imaging experience
New Graduates Welcome
Newly trained radiologists are encouraged to apply.
Credentialing
Estimated credentialing timeframe: 6–8 weeks or less
Why Consider This Opportunity?
No call requirements
No weekends
Consistent weekday schedule
Diverse diagnostic case mix
Modern imaging and reporting systems
Fellowship-trained and general radiologists welcomed
New graduates accepted
Supportive hospital-based practice environment