LMVP Telemedicine is looking to collaborate with experienced radiologists interested in remote pre-reading and supporting structured international teleradiology reporting workflows.
This opportunity is particularly suitable for qualified radiologists based in Europe, the UK, or the US who have strong experience in diagnostic imaging and are interested in flexible, remote collaboration within an international teleradiology environment.
What the role involves:
- Remote pre-reading support for radiology studies
- Working within structured teleradiology reporting workflows
- Reviewing X-ray, CT, ultrasound and MRI cases, depending on expertise and project requirements
- Collaboration with an international team of experienced radiologists
- Flexible, ongoing collaboration depending on availability and reporting volume
- Working within high-volume international reporting environments
Availability:
We are particularly interested in radiologists who may be available during night-time / out-of-hours reporting windows, approximately 10:00 PM - 9:00 AM IST, depending on project requirements and individual availability.
Ideal candidate:
- Qualified and experienced radiologist
- Based in Europe, the UK, or the US
- Strong experience in X-ray, CT, ultrasound and/or MRI
- Comfortable working professionally in English
- Able to produce clear, accurate and structured radiological observations
- Reliable, detail-oriented and able to work effectively within established reporting workflows and guidelines
- Interested in remote teleradiology and long-term international collaboration
- Comfortable working independently within their area of expertise and as part of a wider clinical team
Why collaborate with LMVP Telemedicine?
This is an opportunity to work with an international teleradiology provider and contribute to structured, high-volume radiology workflows across international healthcare projects.
We are looking for experienced, reliable radiologists who are interested in flexible remote collaboration and becoming part of a growing international radiology network.
