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For Your Specialty - Interventional Radiologist
Job Description
Specializes in minimally invasive, targeted treatments to diagnose and treat disease; expert at interpreting medical imaging.
Duties
Radiological imagery, diagnostic assessments, peer consultations.
Training
- 4-year bachelor’s degree
- 4-year medical degree
- 5-year medical residency
- Fellowship
- State licensure
Average
Annual Salary $500,000
Career
Earning Potential* $17,998,011
Example is based on career averages for medical specialty listed above.
*Career After Tax income is based on an individual at the age of 35 and retiring at the age of 70 with 2% inflation pay increases assuming a total state/federal income tax of 28%.
Common Disabilities:
- Arthritis
- Bone fractures
- Tendinitis
- Carpal tunnel
- Degenerative disc disease
- Ruptured disc
- Cancer
- Vision impairments
Alternative Non-Clinical Career Fields
- Medical Research and Development: Medical Science Liaison
- Digital Health: Clinical Informatics, Digital Health Advisor, Telemedicine Physician
- Consultant/SME: Medical Expert Witness, Independent Medical Evaluator, Utilization Reviewer, Physician Life Care Planning (legal) Consultant
- Hospital Administration: Hospital Executive Director, Medical Director, Physician Reviewer
- Education: Professor of Medicine, Medical Education Specialist, Continuing Education Manager, Physician Career Coach
- Writing: scientific manuscripts, CME and test prep materials, medical journalism
Common Causes of Disability*
1 in 4 Are Disabled Before Age 65**
*Common Causes of Disability provided by the Council for Disability Awareness
**Odds of disability provided through the Council for Disability Awareness
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