Physician Assistant Interventional Radiology
About the job
- Graduate of an accredited Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant program.
- Hold current Massachusetts Nurse Practitioner licensure or Physician Assistant-Certified licensure.
- Hold national board certification through AANP, ANCC, or NCCPA.
- Hold current BLS and ACLS certifications.
- Have DEA registration or the ability to obtain it.
- Have prior experience in Interventional Radiology or Critical Care.
- Be able to interpret basic imaging studies and vascular anatomy.
- Be comfortable working in a fast-paced, high-acuity setting.
- Staff must be vaccinated against influenza as a condition of employment.
- Provide comprehensive, patient-centered care for complex conditions requiring endovascular or image-guided interventions across consultation, inpatient, outpatient, procedural, and post-procedural settings.
- Conduct initial evaluations and consultations for interventional radiology procedures.
- Take patient histories, perform physical examinations, monitor post-procedure recovery, and coordinate follow-up care.
- Partner with interventional radiologists, surgeons, internists, hospitalists, and critical care teams.
- Lead patient education, obtain informed consent, and coordinate laboratory testing and imaging.
- Assist with procedural planning and intra-procedural support, including sedation assistance and sterile field preparation.
- Perform vascular access procedures, including port placement and line placement.
- Perform joint injections.
- Perform image-guided biopsies, including thyroid biopsies and non-focal liver biopsies.
- Perform paracentesis, thoracocentesis, and tube checks.
- Maintain accurate documentation in the electronic medical record.
- Participate in departmental quality assurance and quality improvement initiatives and morbidity and mortality reviews.
- Contribute to clinical pathways and protocol development.
About the company
Beth Israel Lahey Health is an integrated health system that coordinates care across hospitals, clinics, and other care settings to keep patients connected wherever they are. Its services come from doctors, nurses, technicians, social workers, and educators who work together, guided by medical research and education. The system operates by linking hospitals, primary and specialty care, and support services so patients receive seamless care with access to resources like research-informed treatment and training for staff. Unlike standalone hospitals or fragmented care providers, it combines multiple facilities and care teams into a single network to improve consistency and efficiency. The overarching goal is to improve patient outcomes and experience by delivering high-quality, coordinated care through research-backed practices and continuous education for its workforce.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Cambridge, MA
Founded
2017
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- BILH posted a $93 million operating gain in 2025 after four loss-making years.
- First-quarter 2026 operating income hit $60.2 million, reversing last year's loss.
- Heidi's pilot cut after-hours work for 74% of users and lifted patient presence.
What critics are saying
- Kevin Tabb exits by 2027, forcing a national CEO search during expansion.
- Massachusetts AG price caps and annual monitoring constrain pricing through 2025.
- 2025 RICO litigation against drug and pharmacy giants ties BILH to costly court fights.
What makes Beth Israel Lahey Health unique
- BILH spans 14 hospitals and 39,000 employees, combining academic and community care.
- BILH’s 2026 Heidi rollout standardizes ambient AI scribing across all physicians.
- BILH is shifting 64% of care outside Boston and Burlington, deepening local access.
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