Imagen is looking to expand our team by adding world-class Thoracic Teleradiologists to join on a part-time, remote basis to interpret X-ray and Chest CT studies from the comfort of your own home. Our ideal candidate is collegial, dependable, and collaborative. This is a 1099, flexible position, and you get paid for every study you read.
Role Overview
Job Type: Part-time, 1099 position
Setting: Remote position: Imagen primarily contracts with outpatient facilities, with some limited volumes from acute facilities, trauma centers, or hospitals.
Primary Responsibilities: Reading X-ray and CT studies with a focus on sub-specialized studies
Schedule: You can work whenever it is convenient for you! Our operations team will work with you to determine your shift schedule in advance to match your preferences
Compensation
- Pay: 100% production-based pay
- Perks:
- Imagen will provide a complete workstation
- Best-in-class efficient reporting utilizing AI-optimized workflow. Demonstration of our platform can be provided.
- Malpractice insurance with tail coverage
- 24/7 physician-dedicated IT team, allowing you to optimize workflow and focus on what you do best!
Desired Professional Skills & Experience
- Must be ABR or AOBR certified
- Must have 1+ year(s) of work experience interpreting studies
- Fellowship training is preferred, but not required
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