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Radiology Physician

Indianapolis, IN

$280K - $350K/yr

Fluoroscopy cases may include one upper GI, one upper GI series and small bowel follow through, one enema, one VCUG which do not happen on the same day, rare to have more than two of these studies on ...

Physician- Radiology

Ardmore, OK

$270K - $338K/yr

... Enema Modified Barium Swallow Small bowel Myelograms Arthrograms Hip injections HSG Dates needing coverage. Hours will be Mon-Fri M-F 7a-8p (Vrad reads after 8p) and S-S 8a-noon (Vrad reads after ...

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How much do enema jobs pay per year?

As of Jun 7, 2026, the average yearly pay for enema in the United States is $52,398.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $37,500.00 and $60,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are some common challenges faced by medical professionals performing enemas, and how can these be addressed?

Medical professionals who administer enemas often encounter challenges such as patient discomfort, anxiety, and concerns about privacy. To address these, clear communication and patient education are essential for building trust and easing apprehension. Additionally, following strict infection control protocols and ensuring a respectful, private environment can help minimize complications and enhance the patient's overall experience. Collaborating closely with nursing staff and other healthcare team members also ensures that the procedure is performed safely and efficiently.

What is the difference between Enema vs Nurse?

AspectEnemaNurse
Required CredentialsNone or basic trainingLicensed nursing license (RN or LPN)
Work EnvironmentHospitals, clinics, home careHospitals, clinics, long-term care facilities
Industry UsageMedical procedures, patient carePatient care, medical procedures, health management
Common Search/ComparisonEnema vs Nurse

Enemas are medical devices used for bowel cleansing, often administered by patients or caregivers. Nurses are healthcare professionals trained to perform a wide range of medical tasks, including administering enemas. While enemas are simple procedures, nurses have comprehensive training and licensing to provide broader patient care. The main difference lies in the level of training, scope of practice, and professional responsibilities.

What are enemas and what does an enema technician do?

An enema involves introducing liquid into the rectum and colon via the anus, usually to relieve constipation, cleanse the bowel, or administer medication. An enema technician is a healthcare professional trained to safely perform enemas, ensure patient comfort, and monitor for potential complications. They also provide instructions to patients and maintain the cleanliness and safety of all equipment used during the procedure.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Nurse specializing in enema procedures, and why are they important?

To excel as a nurse performing enema procedures, you need a solid understanding of anatomy, infection control, and proper enema techniques, typically supported by a nursing degree and professional licensure. Familiarity with clinical protocols, medical documentation systems, and specialized enema equipment is essential. Compassion, attention to detail, and strong communication skills help ensure patient comfort and understanding during sensitive procedures. These skills are vital for patient safety, procedural efficacy, and maintaining a respectful and supportive care environment.

What is an Enema job?

An enema job typically refers to a medical or caregiving role where a professional administers enemas to patients for health or diagnostic purposes. This is often performed by nurses, medical assistants, or caregivers in hospitals, clinics, or home care settings. The procedure involves introducing liquid into the rectum to help with constipation, cleanse the bowel, or prepare for medical examinations. Proper training and hygiene are essential to ensure patient safety and comfort.

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What are the most commonly searched types of Enema jobs? The most popular types of Enema jobs are:
What states have the most Enema jobs? States with the most job openings for Enema jobs include:
Infographic showing various Enema job openings in the United States as of May 2026, with employment types broken down into 3% Locum Tenens, 6% As Needed, 78% Full Time, 9% Part Time, and 4% Contract. Highlights an 97% Physical, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $52,398 per year, or $25.2 per hour.

Physician - Radiology Williston

Raisso

Williston, ND

Other

Posted 17 days ago


Job description

Summary: Williston is in need of long-term radiology locums coverage, beginning as soon as credentialed. The locums will be onsite, one week per month(5 consecutive days), to complete minor procedures and image reads such as: diagnostic mamos, breast biopsy, barium enema, small bowel follow through, upper GI, epidural steroid injection, abscess drainage, medicare overreads
First To Fill
RATE Caps for Submission:
Malpractice - Must be included in rates.
Orientation - half the hourly/callback rate*** kicks in after 8 hours. "Per hour of orientation or training beyond 8 hours"
Holiday - Must be 1.5x the regular rate*** "Per holiday hour, no OT"
Daily - *** and below - "Per 24 hours"
Schedule/Availability Requirements:
1 week per month 7a-7p, M-F
no call
Facility Location: 1301 15th Avenue West Williston, ND 58801
Duties: The locums will be onsite to complete minor procedures and reads such as: diagnostic mamos, breast biopsy, barium enema, small bowel follow through, upper GI, epidural steroid injection, abscess drainage, medicare overreads
Days per month: One weeks
Required Procedures:
Breast localization for OR with magseed/magtrace- willing to learn: breast cyst aspirations, stereotactic breast biopsies
Arthrograms/Joint aspirations/Joint Injections
CT Cystograms
PICC Line placement
Lumbar punctures
Hysterosalpingograms
Bone Marrow Biopsy
Ultrasound biopsy of lymph nodes, muscle, kidney, thyroid, abscess drainage
Client, SI injections, Facet injections - not all radiologists do all the injections, but as many of them as possible would be nice
EMR: Meditech
Reason for Coverage: recruiting for perm
Travel Preferences:
Preferred Lodging: Preferred hotels
Air Travel: Local, no preferred but not required
Please detail any anticipated travel exceptions, for example a dietary restriction necessitating specific lodging situations. Travel exception requests will be denied if this information is not part of the provider presentation. Please also indicate the city where provider will be traveling from in the travel section of the provider submission.
Credentialing Information:
Timeframe: Faster credentialing time line if candidate has a ND license. Payor Enrollment 60-90 days
Credentialing with other facilities? No
Additional Details / Questions Answered by Facility:
25 bed CAH hospital.
Average daily census 12.7; licensed for 25 inpt beds which includes OB have an additional 19 observation beds
We support 3 general surgeons; 2 orthopedic surgeons; 1 FP provider with OB and 3 OB/GYN providers with an average of 50-60 births per month; Level 4 trauma center
2023 stats: Added in documents.
They do about 2300 radiology exams each month - We only have providers here 2-4 days each month. On the days we have providers here, we book them with procedures only and Medicare overreads. If we had someone here consistently, we would like to have the ability to do 2-4 diagnostic mammos/breast work each day, with possible ultrasound/biopsy. Barium enema/esophagram, arthrograms, biopsies, etc. With increased access to procedures, the ability to book 5-10 procedures each day depending on the complexity of the procedures. The provider would read images between procedures
How many procedures per day they are expected to perform? depending on complexity 5-10. More if it is less invasive procedures like esophograms/barium enemas.
What is the volume for Diagnostic mammo per day, any screening mammo required? 2-4 if they have a consistent schedule being onsite.
What medicare overreads are they expecting them to read, type of studies? Providers on site would be provided a list of any overreads that would be needed. These are all types of studies- CT, MRI, x-rays, mammos, dexa scans.
I assume it is not a solo job, any other radiologists working with them each day? We use an external company for imaging reads, done remotely.
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
ALL OF THE FOLLOWING MUST BE NOTED IN ADDITIONAL SUBMISSION DETAILS AT NAME CLEAR TO BE CONSIDERED AND AVOID BEING REDIRECTED!!
***PLEASE UPLOAD FULL PRESENTATION WITH RATES AT TIME OF NAME CLEAR.***
Board Certified in Radiology - REQUIRED
ND License - REQUIRED or IMLC (with LOQ in hand)
ACLS, BLS, DEA - REQUIRED ATLS - (Required during credentialing)
Clean Malpractice/Background - PREFERRED
Availability at time of name clear - REQUIRED
Must include copies of IMLC, ACLS, BLS, DEA, ATLS at time of name clear
PLEASE REFER TO THE RULES OF ENGAGEMENT FOR NAME CLEAR AND PRESENTATION REQUIREMENTS!
Important Steps for Submitting a Presentation - There are two main areas detailed below.
Trio Submission requirements covers the information that must be entered into Trio to have the provider presentation presented to the client.
Presentation submission requirements includes the information that must be sent over in the presentation packet to have your provider presentation reviewed and presented to the client.
Strict adherence to these guidelines will allow for the fastest path to getting your providers accepted. To process the best presentations, Account Coordinators and Account Managers will kickback presentations that do not include the information below (if it has not been discussed already). If you are unable to include something in the presentation, detail why and the plan to get it sent over. Account Managers and Account Coordinators will take this into account as they review the presentation, though they still reserve the right to redirect it back to the vendor if they deem it necessary.
Trio Submission requirements- the following must be updated in Trio
Full legal name (first, middle, last)
Suffix for provider (MD, DO, PA, NP, CRNA)
NPI number must be entered in Trio
Provider email and best phone number (this pulls to the cover page for Client)
Best time to contact (this pulls to the cover page for the Client)
Years of experience must be updated in Trio
Years of locums experience is optional
License - State where job is located... Copy of state license and the status. If provider's license in any other status besides active speak to Account Manager before presenting.
Other Active State License(s)- only list if not in good standing and provide explanation.
Certification (select multiple that apply; this pulls to the cover page for the Client)
Availability Section - what is the providers ongoing availability (this pulls to the cover page for Client)
Answer the pertinent questions:
Has the provider's professional license or certification been investigated or suspended? (pulls to the cover page for the Client)
Has the provider been convicted of, or charged with, a crime other than a minor traffic violation?
Malpractice History- add details- payouts, pending cases, settled cases and dismissals or list "no malpractice"
In Additional Details section- (Client can view these details)
Please state if provider is IMLC
Please state if DEA will be obtained or transferred
Highlights about the provider
List if provider has worked at any other CommonSpirit (CHI or Dignity facilities)
Bill Rates section
Make sure all rates match the Master Services Agreement
Does the provider require - Airfare, Lodging and Rental (must be withing CommonSpirit Travel Guidelines)
Presentation submission requirements
Include an up-to-date CV, which shall include:
Scope of practice in CV job history section for each job.
Explain gaps on CV (30-day or larger gaps)
Copy of Board Certification(s)- If board eligible (List if Candidate is within 5-years of residency?)
Submit a copy of clean Sex Offender search- include screen shot - https://www.nsopw.gov/?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1
Supporting certifications such as DEA, BLS, ACLS, ATLS, NRP, PALS
Procedures provider is comfortable performing: (For Inpatient Services)
Copy of state license active status. If provider's license is in any other state besides Active, speak to Account Manager before presenting
If obtaining a new state license for provider- detail where in the process the provider is currently
Other Active State License(s)- list the state, license number and status
Disciplinary Actions: (Must provide detailed explanation with presentation)
Malpractice History- supporting documentation•
Two current Vendor references forms filled out (within two years) - supervisor and peer or two peer references (requirements could vary by Facility). Please speak to the RM if Candidate is new to Vendor and references have not been obtained
CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
ACLS
ATLS
BLS
Board Certified
DEA
STATE LICENSE REQUIREMENTS
North Dakota


About Raisso

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Industry

Recruiting and staffing services

Company size

201 - 500 Employees

Headquarters location

Plano, TX, US

Year founded

2016