Balance of Reading & Procedures as IR Attending

Recently matched into integrated IR for residency. Have heard different answers to this question so looking for more info.

Wondering what the typical balance is between the two for an IR attending in private practice vs. academics? I think I’m going to want to do private practice but curious about both.

Asking cause I love both IR & DR & ideally would like to have a nice balance of the two (maybe 60:40 or 70:30 in favor of IR.) Is something like this possible/common in private practice? Academics?

Thanks!

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