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Overnight Acute Care Teleradiology - 7 on /14 off | $475K + bonuses

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Redefine Your Radiology Career: Freedom, Support, and AI at Your Side.

Join a dynamic, fast-growing team of radiologists who value independence, efficiency, and balance. At Imagen Technologies, we’re seeking a Board-Certified General Teleradiologist to interpret a wide variety of studies - all from the comfort of home.

With AI-powered tools designed to reduce workload and enhance accuracy, plus 24/7 tech and admin support, you’ll spend more time focused on what matters most: practicing great medicine.

We know that good radiologists are in high demand, and if this sounds like the kind of work and team you’ve been looking for, please reach out to our physician recruiter, Erin Hurtt, directly at erin.hurtt@imagen.ai.

Role Overview

  • Job Type: 1099 or W2 position
  • Setting: Remote teleradiology position interpreting studies for hospitals, acute care facilities, and outpatient practices
  • Schedule: 11pm-7am EST
  • Primary Responsibilities: Reading X-ray, Ultrasound, MRI, and CT.
    • Physicians will read from individual worklists customized based on capabilities
  • Perks: Imagen will provide a full workstation, internal licensing support, and malpractice insurance

Total Compensation

  • Compensation: $475,000 annual base salary plus productivity bonuses
  • Bonus: $50,000 starting bonus + Equity
  • Yearly CME stipend

Desired Professional Skills & Experience

  • Must be ABR or AOBR board-certified
  • 1+ year(s) of work experience interpreting studies (Preferred) 
  • Fellowship training is preferred, but not required

Practice Information

  • At Imagen, our mission is simple: deliver the right diagnosis at the right time for every patient. We’re a physician-led practice of 80+ specialists; radiologists, cardiologists, and optometrists - using cutting-edge technology to improve accuracy, efficiency, and access in diagnostic imaging.
  • Our FDA-cleared AI is seamlessly integrated into our PACS, empowering physicians to work smarter and make more precise diagnoses. With a culture rooted in feedback, innovation, and support, we’re raising the standard for modern radiology and giving radiologists the tools they actually want.

The base salary for this role is $475,000. Please note that the salary is a guideline, and individual total compensation will vary based on factors such as productivity, qualifications, skill level, competencies, and work location.

Imagen Technologies maintains a Substance Abuse and Testing policy. Being under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances while on the job or while conducting business on Imagen’s behalf is prohibited. Any offer of employment will be made contingent upon successful completion of a drug test, subject to compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws.

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