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gobravvo is seeking a Diagnostic Radiologist (MD/DO) or Neuro Radiologist for a fully remote overnight role. You will provide interpretations for emergent, inpatient, STAT, and stroke imaging with a consistent overnight schedule from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM ET.
Board Certified or Board Eligible in Radiology is required (eligibility within five years). Experience in neuro radiology and familiarity with PACS/RIS and PowerScribe 4.0 are preferred.
The role of Diagnostic Radiologist (MD/DO), also recognized as Neuro Radiologist, is an essential position within the field of medical imaging. This position offers a unique and flexible remote opportunity, focusing on providing overnight coverage for emergent, inpatient, STAT, and stroke imaging cases. As a Diagnostic Radiologist (MD/DO) or Neuro Radiologist, you will play a key role in supporting healthcare teams by delivering timely, high-quality interpretations that directly impact patient care and clinical decision-making. This remote position is particularly well-suited for radiologists who excel in a fast-paced environment and who are seeking the convenience and work-life balance that comes with a fully remote work arrangement.
As a Diagnostic Radiologist (MD/DO), you will be responsible for interpreting a wide variety of imaging studies, including routine inpatient exams, urgent diagnostic cases, and stroke-related imaging. The work schedule consists of consistent overnight shifts from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM Eastern Time, providing seven-day-per-week coverage, including all holidays. This structure offers radiologists the stability of a predictable schedule while meeting the critical need for overnight imaging services across multiple healthcare locations.
The clinical responsibilities for this Diagnostic Radiologist (MD/DO), Neuro Radiologist position are diverse and impactful. You will be expected to accurately interpret emergent imaging studies, prioritize STAT cases, and provide rapid readings for stroke protocols. Your expertise will contribute to urgent care pathways and ensure that patients receive timely diagnoses during the overnight hours. All work is performed remotely, leveraging advanced digital platforms to ensure efficient communication and workflow management.
To succeed in this role, candidates must be Board Certified or Board Eligible in Radiology (with eligibility limited to candidates within five years). The position is open to both General Radiologists and those with experience in Neuro Radiology. The ability to manage a varied diagnostic workload, combined with a strong commitment to quality, accuracy, and timely reporting, is essential. Familiarity with RPCE technology platforms, PACS/RIS systems, and the use of PowerScribe 4.0 dictation software will help ensure a seamless workflow. Productivity expectations for this role are approximately 75 RVUs per shift, reflecting the high volume and critical nature of overnight diagnostic imaging.
By joining this remote radiology team as a Diagnostic Radiologist (MD/DO) or Neuro Radiologist, you will benefit from a flexible work environment, consistent scheduling, and the opportunity to work with a broad mix of diagnostic imaging cases. The diverse nature of the cases—ranging from routine studies to urgent and stroke-related care—ensures ongoing professional growth and the chance to make a meaningful impact in the lives of patients.
Working remotely also means you can enjoy the benefits of work-life balance and autonomy, without sacrificing your commitment to high-quality patient care. The technology and workflow systems in place support your ability to deliver timely, accurate readings, no matter where you are located. This makes the Diagnostic Radiologist (MD/DO), Neuro Radiologist position both rewarding and adaptable to your personal and professional goals.