Radiologist — Remote Teleradiology, Swing or Night Shift

Job overview

The Radiologist role is fully remote, with swing or overnight coverage; the group covers 14 states. Compensation is described as $5,100–$6,800 for an 8-hour overnight shift, depending on reading speed; typical swing-shift compensation is $700,000–$1 million and typical night-shift compensation is $1.3–$1.7 million. The physician-owned practice provides radiology coverage and 24/7 operations and IT support. The radiologist interprets a broad range of diagnostic cases, including significant emergency department and trauma volume, contributing to the group’s around-the-clock imaging coverage. The role includes a mix of CT, plain film, ultrasound, and MR studies, with other radiologists available for consultation.

What you'll do

• Read a broad range of diagnostic radiology cases through teleradiology, including emergency department and trauma volume
• interpret studies across CT, plain film, ultrasound, and MR. The group’s operations team handles alerting hospitals about critical findings and related back-end work.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

radiologist

teleradiology

remote

swing shift

night shift

diagnostic imaging

ct

plain film

ultrasound

mri

zero call

weekend premium

$5,100–$6,800 per overnight shift

np now

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Credentialing, licensing, and malpractice coverage provided
• $150 monthly technology stipend
• home workstation provided
• no in-house benefits package.

Why this role

Fully remote; part-time or full-time hours; typical shifts are 6–8 hours starting around 3 p.m. CST or 7 p.m. CST; 7-on/7-off or 7-on/14-off options; 60 hours of coverage per month sought; zero call or after-hours expectation; board certified/board eligible; licensing and malpractice coverage provided; 1099 independent contractor role.

About the employer

NP Now is hiring for this role. Industry: Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists). Sector: 62.