Emergency Radiologist - Remote/Hybrid (Level I Trauma)

Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine; Richmond (VA); Hybrid; USD 300,000 - 420,000; Full time

Job summary

Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine is seeking a Radiologist to provide sub-specialized interpretations for a busy Level 1 Trauma Center and ED, including radiographs, CT, and occasional MR/US. On-site or hybrid work options are available, with remote possibilities from Florida and North Carolina.

Shifts include 8 am–5 pm, 4 pm–12 am, and 12 am–8 am. Responsibilities include high-quality interpretations across modalities, training medical students and residents, and supporting

Qualifications

• Must be ABR certified or have passed the Core Component of ABR Board Examination.
• Fellowship in Emergency Radiology or General Radiology (Neuroradiology, MSK, Cardiothoracic, or Abdominal Imaging also acceptable).
• Current license to practice medicine in Virginia or eligibility for licensure; out-of-state license allowed for remote practice.

Responsibilities

• Provide specialized imaging interpretations for chest, abdomen, MSK, neuroradiology, and occasional MR/US.
• Interpret plain films and CTs; support referring physicians and patients in a Level 1 Trauma Center and ED.
• Teach medical students, residents, and fellows rotating through the Department of Radiology.

Skills

Professionalism

Teaching/education

Education

MD (Medical Doctor)

Radiology Residency

Fellowship in Emergency Radiology or General Radiology

Tools

ABR Certification

Medical License (VA or eligible)

Job description

Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine is seeking a Radiologist to provide sub-specialized interpretations for a busy Level 1 Trauma Center and ED, including radiographs, CT, and occasional MR/US. On-site or hybrid work options are available, with remote possibilities from Florida and North Carolina.

Shifts include 8 am–5 pm, 4 pm–12 am, and 12 am–8 am. Responsibilities include high-quality interpretations across modalities, training medical students and residents, and supporting