Remote Overnight Teleradiologist / General Radiologist
Job at a glance
Job description
Are you a Board Certified or Board Eligible Radiologist looking for a true physician-focused environment? We are partnering with a premier, physician-owned and operated teleradiology practice to hire US-based Remote Overnight Teleradiologists / General Radiologists on a Contract basis. This 100% Remote role within the Radiology/Teleradiology specialty offers true production-based compensation, alongside exceptional benefits including covered essentials (licensing, credentialing, malpractice, workstation, and home internet fees), subsidized life insurance, and monthly accounting services. Relocation Assistance and a Sign-on Bonus are Not Specified. What makes this opportunity truly unique is that it is entirely physician-owned with zero private equity involvement. Built by Radiologists for Radiologists, it offers highly efficient workflows, uninterrupted case variety, and a guilt-free log off, allowing you to focus purely on patient care rather than corporate objectives.
Join a practic that prioritizes physicians and patient care over corporate objectives. As a Remote Overnight Teleradiologist, you will step into an environment designed to help you stay focused on reading. With a balanced, individualized queue and minimal interruptions, you will experience industry-leading turnaround times while enjoying the flexibility of multiple scheduling options, including 7on/7off shifts.
Job Responsibilities
• Interpret a balanced, individualized queue of radiological cases with minimal interruptions.
• Provide high-quality diagnostic reads in an overnight/after-hours setting.
• Collaborate with a dedicated support team that manages scheduling, shift coverage, and queue balance.
Qualifications
• Board certified or board eligible in Radiology.
• 1+ years of work experience in Radiology (Fellows and residents welcome to apply, if applicable).
• Must be US-based.
Skills
• Soft Skills: Ability to maintain deep focus, work independently with minimal interruptions, and prioritize patient outcomes.