Remote Body/Ultrasound Radiologist – Teleradiology (Daytime)

Advanced Radiology Services, P.C.; Poland; Remote; PLN 1,113,000 - 1,558,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Recruitment incentive $50K

Medical reimbursement account $18,000

401K plan (max contribution)

6 weeks parental leave

Job summary

Advanced Radiology Services, P.C. is seeking a fully remote Body/Ultrasound Radiologist to work daytime hours (8a–5p or 7a–4p EST). The schedule includes occasional outpatient shifts, Body ER/Inpatient coverage, and time-shift options for different time zones.

Standard positions cover 39 weeks, 11 weekends, and 13 weeks’ vacation. Responsibilities include interpreting body CT, MRI, CTA, MRA, and general ultrasound with obstetric/vascular skills; subspecialty reads in cardiovascular and thoracic

Qualifications

• We are seeking board-certified radiologists with fellowship training in body imaging or ultrasound.
• Experience in teleradiology and remote workflows is preferred.
• Ability to interpret CT, MRI, CTA, MRA and general ultrasound.

Responsibilities

• Interpret body CT, general and specialized body MRI, CTA, and MRA studies.
• Perform and interpret general ultrasound with obstetric and vascular components.
• Opportunity for subspecialty reads in cardiovascular and thoracic imaging.

Skills

Remote teleradiology

Body ultrasound imaging

Team collaboration

Education

American Board of Radiology certified

Cross sectional body imaging or ultrasound fellowship

Tools

Intelerad PACS

PowerScribe 360

InteleOrchestrator

Job description

Advanced Radiology Services, P.C. is seeking a fully remote Body/Ultrasound Radiologist to work daytime hours (8a–5p or 7a–4p EST). The schedule includes occasional outpatient shifts, Body ER/Inpatient coverage, and time-shift options for different time zones.

Standard positions cover 39 weeks, 11 weekends, and 13 weeks’ vacation. Responsibilities include interpreting body CT, MRI, CTA, MRA, and general ultrasound with obstetric/vascular skills; subspecialty reads in cardiovascular and thoracic