Remote Evening Teleradiologist
virtual vocationsNew York (NY)
About the role
Seeking a Remote Evening Teleradiologist specializing in General Diagnostic Radiology, the full-time position offers flexibility in scheduling with a focus on a broad range of cases, including a preferred expertise in Neuroradiology, while working in a supportive, physician-led remote environment.
Key responsibilities:
Interpret a variety of imaging studies, including CT, Ultrasound, and X-ray, with a focus on inpatient and emergency department cases
Manage a caseload that includes approximately 20% Neuroradiology studies, ensuring high-quality diagnostic output
Collaborate with a dedicated team to streamline workflows and enhance efficiency in a remote setting
Required qualifications:
MD or DO with completed residency training in Diagnostic Radiology
Board Eligible or Board Certified (ABR or AOBR) in Radiology
Fellowship training in Neuroradiology is preferred
Experience in General and Acute Care Radiology is strongly preferred
Comfortable interpreting a broad range of imaging modalities in an evening setting
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