Radiology Expert - Visage 7 Specialist - AI Trainer

Mercor; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Mercor is seeking a radiology imaging specialist in Houston to support high-quality interpretation using Visage 7 weekly or more. You will apply structured decision-support tools, including TI-RADS/O-RADS, and ensure accurate recording of measurements and final reports.

The role requires 2+ years in radiology or medical imaging, with familiarity of PACS workflows and radiology reporting standards. On-site work in Houston with a team focused on quality and compliance.

Qualifications

• Frequent Visage 7 use in current or recent role.
• 2+ years in radiology, medical imaging, or related field.
• Familiar with structured reporting and imaging workflows.
• Experience distinguishing preliminary vs final report elements.

Responsibilities

• Confirm patient/study record matches observed findings.
• Grade findings using structured tools and record follow-up recommendations.
• Distinguish preliminary measurements from signed reports.
• Assess case completeness and readiness for sign-off.
• Ensure audit-ready documentation of outcomes.

Skills

Visage 7

Structured reporting tools

Radiology/imaging experience

PACS workflow

Measurement, MPR, volume rendering

Education

Clinical degree or radiology certification

ARRT certification (or equivalent)

Tools

TI-RADS/O-RADS

PACS/ imaging systems

Job description

To qualify you must use Visage 7 regularly — weekly or more — as a working part of your job, with 2+ years of professional radiology/imaging experience.

Visage 7 knowledge we require

Image interpretation & measurement

• Using Visage 7's measurement, MPR, and volume-rendering tools to reach a diagnostic read

• Applying integrated structured decision-support tools (TI-RADS, O-RADS, and similar) to grade a finding and determine next steps

• Distinguishing a working measurement or annotation from an entry that's part of the finalized, signed report

Patient & study records

• Patient/study hierarchy and prior-study linking across a patient's imaging history

• Recording findings and observations accurately, including on partial or handed-off studies

• Setting and interpreting follow-up recommendations and flags on a patient's imaging record

Exam & workflow operations

• Study lifecycle: worklist assignment, interpretation, report generation, signing, addendum

• Distinguishing a preliminary measurement or annotation from a booked, signed report entry

• Distinguishing what's confirmed by the current study from what's assumed from prior reports when picking up a case mid-workflow

Reference & configuration data

• Protocol and hanging-protocol setup, and how configuration constrains what a given modality/study type displays

• DICOM metadata handling and how it affects display and downstream EHR/RIS integration

Regulatory & reporting standards

• Applying the relevant accreditation or reporting standard to determine whether a study meets compliance requirements

• Version/currency awareness — which protocol or standard applies as of the current exam date

Audit & handoff

• Recording findings, conclusions, and open items so the next reviewer can see exactly what was reviewed and what's outstanding

• Reporting and audit-trail screens relevant to case status and compliance tracking

What you'll do

• Confirm the patient/study record reflects what was actually observed, not what's assumed, especially on partial handoffs

• Grade a finding using the relevant structured tool as of the current exam, and record it with a follow-up recommendation

• Distinguish preliminary measurements/annotations from signed, finalized report entries

• Judge completeness: is the full case understood, is anything left open that shouldn't be, is the record ready for the next reviewer or for sign-off

• Verify recorded outcomes are traceable — auditable, not just noted informally

Requirements

• Frequent Visage 7 use — weekly or more — in your current or recent role

• 2+ years of professional experience in radiology, medical imaging, or a related clinical-imaging function

• Reflexive familiarity with structured reporting tools, measurement workflows, and preliminary-vs-final distinctions

• Relevant clinical degree or certification (e.g., MD/DO with radiology board certification, ARRT for technologists) or equivalent hands-on PACS/imaging experience