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Radiology - Teleradiology Physician

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recruitwellDenver (CO)

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Teleradiology Opportunity - Minnesota (100% Remote) Quick FactsLocation: Minnesota (Remote Position)
Specialty: Diagnostic Radiology / TeleradiologyPosition Type: PermanentWork Environment: 100% Remote - Work From Anywhere in the U.S.
Start Date: FlexibleSetting: Outpatient Imaging OnlyEMR/PACS: ERAD PACS/RISVoice Recognition Software: M ModalCandidate RequirementsExperienceMinimum 2 Years Post-Training Experience RequiredNo New GraduatesHigh-volume reading experience preferredBoard CertificationBoard Certified or Board Eligible in Diagnostic RadiologyLicensureMinnesota License PreferredCandidates residing in an IMLC state strongly preferredAdditional active state licenses are a plusVisa SponsorshipNo Visa Sponsorship AvailableSchedule OptionsFull-TimePreferredPart-TimeConsidered with: Minimum of 20 hours per weekOR a consistent evening scheduleFlexible SchedulingTraditional scheduled shifts availableAlternative productivity-based scheduling availableOpportunity to work agreed-upon daily case volumes rather than fixed shift blocksPractice DetailsCase Mix 100% OutpatientRoutine Diagnostic StudiesNo STAT ReadsFlexible case mix depending on provider preferenceIdeal CandidateHigh-volume X-ray reader preferredOpen to candidates interested in a mixed-modality practiceComfortable with remote workflow and independent reading environmentWork-Life Balance HighlightsRemote FlexibilityWork from anywhere within the United StatesNo commuteFlexible scheduling optionsFull-time and part-time opportunities availableClinical EnvironmentOutpatient-only practiceNo emergency department coverageNo inpatient responsibilitiesNo STAT interpretationsPredictable workload and schedule flexibilityRecruitWell's Core Values: Open communicationSense of urgencyTeamworkAccountabilityDriven to winHigher consciousness

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