Remote Diagnostic Radiologist | Flexible Schedule | Nationwide Teleradiology

About the position

A rapidly growing, mission-focused healthcare organization is seeking Board-Certified or Board-Eligible Radiologists to join its national teleradiology team . This fully remote opportunity offers physicians the ability to work from anywhere while providing high-quality diagnostic imaging interpretations for hospitals and healthcare systems across the United States. The organization operates 24/7/365 nationwide imaging coverage and offers a stable, long-term independent contractor (1099) engagement supported by advanced technology and dedicated operational teams. Position Highlights 100% Remote Practice – Work from anywhere in the U.S. Independent Contractor (1099) Flexible scheduling options including: 7-on / 7-off 7-on / 14-off Customizable shifts Weekend, evening, and overnight coverage opportunities Long-term, consistent case volume Technology & Operational Support Advanced PACS platform with integrated voice dictation Full home workstation provided , including diagnostic-grade monitors Dedicated credentialing and state licensing support CME / MOC assistance 24/7 IT support for uninterrupted workflow Clinical Scope Radiologists will interpret a broad range of diagnostic studies, including: CT MRI X-Ray Ultrasound Subspecialty exposure may include: Emergency / STAT imaging Neuro imaging Body imaging Musculoskeletal Pediatric imaging Routine and urgent studies

Responsibilities

  • interpret a broad range of diagnostic studies, including: CT MRI X-Ray Ultrasound
  • Subspecialty exposure may include: Emergency / STAT imaging Neuro imaging Body imaging Musculoskeletal Pediatric imaging Routine and urgent studies

Requirements

  • Board Certified or Board Eligible in Radiology
  • Active U.S. medical license (or willingness to obtain additional licenses)
  • Comfortable working in a high-efficiency remote reading environment
  • Strong communication skills and commitment to timely report turnaround

Benefits

  • Flexible scheduling options
  • CME / MOC assistance
  • Dedicated credentialing and state licensing support
  • 24/7 IT support
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