Job Title: Interventional Radiologist
Location: Urbana, Illinois
Compensation: $675,000 – $730,000 annually + comprehensive benefits
Position Overview:
An established Interventional Radiology team in Urbana, Illinois is seeking an additional BE/BC Interventional Radiologist. This role offers a 100% Interventional Radiology practice with access to advanced technology, a wide range of procedures, and strong collaboration with vascular, cardiology, cardiothoracic, and oncology specialists.
Opportunity Highlights:
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100% Interventional Radiology practice, including vascular ultrasound
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Comprehensive procedures using the latest techniques and instruments
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Interventional Oncology services: percutaneous tumor ablation, Y90, and close collaboration with a dedicated Cancer Institute
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IR-led PE response team providing pulmonary embolectomy and CDT
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Treatments include portal hypertension, peripheral arterial disease, and venous disease
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Opportunity to expand into newer techniques such as PAE and GAE
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1:5 weekly IR call, beginning at 5:00 pm
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State-of-the-art Siemens and Philips peripheral labs, Siemens Artis Q biplane room, procedural CT scanner, and iU22 ultrasound
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Dedicated IR suites, IR clinic/staff, vein center, and office space
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Coverage for only one hospital
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Opportunities for academic and/or research affiliation with a leading engineering-based medical school
Compensation & Benefits:
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Competitive compensation $675,000 – $730,000 annually
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Comprehensive benefits package including health, dental, life insurance, retirement with employer match, CME allowance, relocation assistance
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Paid malpractice insurance with tail coverage
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Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility
Community:
Centrally located near Chicago, Indianapolis, and St. Louis, Urbana-Champaign is home to the University of Illinois. The community offers excellent schools, affordable housing, cultural diversity, Big Ten athletics, and a vibrant arts and dining scene—combining the feel of a smaller city with the amenities of a major metro area.
