ELMNT IR

Interventional Radiologist

Southern California  |  Target start March 2027

ELMNT IR is recruiting an associate as we expand our physician-founded practice across Southern California.

We built ELMNT to practice IR the way we believe it should be practiced, with our patients and our clinical practice at the center of everything we do. We see patients in consultation, decide together on the best course of treatment, and perform procedures when indicated. We stay involved afterward to manage recovery, assess outcomes, and collaborate with our referring physicians to formulate plans to suit our patients’ needs.

We believe this is the future of care. When IRs can treat patients in a specialized, welcoming environment, we can expand access to high-quality care while lowering costs and easing the burden on hospitals. That model has to work for the physicians delivering the care, too. Highly competitive compensation and better work-life balance matter because a practice is only sustainable if its physicians can thrive in it. We’re looking for a colleague who shares that conviction and wants to help shape the future of IR by bringing this kind of care to more patients.

Practice setting and clinical responsibilities

• Most of the work is outpatient, with time in clinic and in the procedure suite. Assignments may span our Southern California locations and include some hospital-based consultations and procedures. The mix will evolve with patient needs, the physician’s interests, and the growth of the practice.
• Our procedural practice includes prostate artery, uterine fibroid, and genicular artery embolization, peripheral arterial intervention, and interventional oncology, including Y-90 radioembolization. Dialysis access, venous access, and image-guided biopsy are also part of the practice.
• Manage patient journey from initial referral through follow-up. Review imaging and prior treatment, counsel patients on alternatives, select the appropriate procedural setting, and manage recovery and complications. Work directly with referring physicians when a patient needs a different treatment or hospital-level care.

Qualifications and experience

• Completion of an IR fellowship or integrated IR residency with substantial hands-on training in a high-volume hospital service. Ideally, candidates are two to three years into independent practice and are board certified or board eligible in IR, with a California medical license or eligibility to obtain one.
• We look for physicians who have served as primary operator on a broad range of advanced cases, managed acutely ill inpatients, and made time-sensitive decisions with medical and surgical teams. The associate should be comfortable running most cases independently and know when to bring in a colleague.

Mentorship and partnership

You’ll work directly with the founding IRs to review challenging referrals, plan complex interventions, and scrub together as needed to help you expand your skills. You’ll also help build relationships with referring specialists and develop an area of practice that matters to you. As ELMNT grows, you’ll have a voice as we bring our expert care to new communities and patient networks.

Scheduled outpatient care anchors the role and supports a more predictable workweek. Compensation is highly competitive. The position offers a path to professional advancement.