Remote Radiology: Which Shift Fits Your Schedule?

Job description

Several active remote Radiology assignments are available across daytime, evening, overnight and weekend schedules.

Rather than asking you to force one opening into your life, I would like to learn your preferred hours, case mix, state licenses and desired monthly commitment so I can identify which assignment is actually worth discussing.

Current needs include:

Weekday afternoon and evening ED coverage
Overnight general and neuro reading
Weekend daytime neuro coverage
Evening and overnight schedules with multiple shift options
General diagnostic, emergency, neuro and stroke-focused work
Opportunities associated with California, Oregon, Florida, Maryland, South Carolina, West Virginia, Arizona, Colorado and North Carolina
Some schedules beginning around 40 hours per month
Larger recurring schedules available for radiologists seeking more consistent coverage

Current shift examples range from weekday daytime coverage to afternoon, evening and overnight schedules. Productivity expectations and compensation structures vary by assignment and will be reviewed before you are asked to consider a specific need.

My role is to filter these assignments around what fits you rather than send every remote opening and ask you to sort through them.

Please reach out with your:

Active state licenses
Preferred days and hours
General, emergency, neuro or stroke experience
Comfortable reading pace
Desired monthly commitment

Even if none of the current schedules are ideal, I would be glad to learn what your ideal remote Radiology arrangement looks like and keep that in mind as new needs become available.

• Day, evening, overnight and weekend options
• General, ED, neuro and stroke coverage
• Multiple schedules and state-license combinations