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Facility in Washington, PA se

Washington, PA · Remote

$297K - $371K/yr

This is a 100% remote teleradiology. Facility will provide a workstation that will be shipped to ... clerical staff to assist with critical results, and the ability to consult with three other ...

Remote 100% Neuro Swings (1p - 10p PST) Teleradiology

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Remote 100% Neuro Swings (1p - 10p PST) Teleradiology 7 on/7 off or 7on/14 off, Scheduled Shifts ... Assistant support, IT assistance and 99.995% up time to maximize your efficiency and work ...

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Remote Teleradiology Assistant information

What are common challenges faced by remote teleradiology assistants and how can they be managed?

Remote Teleradiology Assistants often encounter challenges related to communication, coordination across different time zones, and adapting to varying workflow protocols from multiple facilities. To manage these challenges, it's essential to develop strong organizational skills, maintain clear and prompt communication with radiologists and technical teams, and be proactive in learning each facility's processes. Utilizing collaboration tools and participating in regular virtual meetings can help bridge gaps and ensure smooth operations.

What skills and qualifications are needed to be a remote teleradiology assistant?

To thrive as a Remote Teleradiology Assistant, you need a solid understanding of medical terminology, radiology workflows, and administrative procedures, often backed by a degree or certification in a healthcare-related field. Familiarity with Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS), Radiology Information Systems (RIS), and secure telehealth communication tools is typically required. Attention to detail, organizational skills, and effective remote communication are essential soft skills in this role. These competencies are crucial for ensuring accurate imaging data management, timely report delivery, and seamless collaboration across geographically dispersed radiology teams.

What is a remote teleradiology assistant?

Remote Teleradiology Assistants are professionals who provide support to radiologists by managing imaging data, coordinating patient information, and facilitating communication between healthcare providers—all from a remote location. Their duties often include handling electronic medical records, ensuring the accuracy and security of transmitted images, and assisting with scheduling and documentation. This role helps streamline the workflow in teleradiology, allowing radiologists to focus on interpreting images and making diagnoses while ensuring efficient patient care. Remote Teleradiology Assistants must be detail-oriented, tech-savvy, and familiar with medical terminology and privacy regulations.

What is the difference between Remote Teleradiology Assistant vs Teleradiology Technologist?

AspectRemote Teleradiology AssistantTeleradiology Technologist
CredentialsCertification in radiology support or related fields, sometimes requiredARRT certification or equivalent, radiologic technologist license
Work EnvironmentRemote, often from home, supporting radiologistsHospital or imaging center, on-site or remote
Employer & IndustryMedical imaging companies, teleradiology servicesHospitals, clinics, imaging centers
Job FocusAssisting with image management, patient prep, and report coordinationPerforming imaging procedures, capturing radiographs

While both roles support radiology services, a Remote Teleradiology Assistant primarily provides remote administrative and technical support to radiologists, whereas a Teleradiology Technologist performs imaging procedures, often on-site or remotely, with a focus on capturing diagnostic images.

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Facility in Washington, PA se

WhiteCoat Locums

Washington, PA • Remote

$297K - $371K/yr

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Re-posted 14 days ago


Job description

Facility in Washington, PA seeking TeleRadiology locums coverageRates: $450/hrOpportunity Highlights
  • Remote Work: This is a 100% remote teleradiology.  Facility will provide a workstation that will be shipped to your home.
  • Consistent Schedule: We are looking for 1-2 providers who can consistently provide up to 14 weeks per year of services to help fill the schedule around vacation and holiday periods. The need is expected to last 1-2 years or more.
  • Flexible Reading Options: You can choose from two rotations, which you must specify in your presentation:
    • Rotation 1 (8 AM - 4 PM): Read 30-35 CT exams (outpatient/inpatient only, no ER), 15 MRI outpatient exams, and 30-35 general X-rays.
    • Rotation 2 (7 AM - 4 PM): Focus on only CT reads, with a volume of 50-55 exams (a combination of outpatient, inpatient, and ER).
  • Diverse Case Mix: You'll be reading a variety of CT, General Radiology (X-Ray/Plain Films), MRI, and Ultrasound exams. The cases are from a community hospital and include low-level trauma. Approximately 5 oncology studies are included in the overall volume.
  • EMR/PACS Systems: You will receive training on the Philips Enterprise 4.7 PACS and Workflow Orchestrator for your worklist, and Fluency for the dictation system.
  • Supportive Environment: You will work solo but have access to a Radiology Informatics team for IT support, clerical staff to assist with critical results, and the ability to consult with three other radiologists during your shifts.
  • Quick Privileging: The estimated time to secure Emergency Privileges is only 30 days.
Responsibilities
  • Read a high volume of exams, including CT, MRI, and general X-rays, based on your chosen rotation.
  • Read ER cases, which are all defaulted to STAT.
  • Call clinicians to report critical results.
Provider Requirements
  • Board Status: Board-Certified in Radiology is required.
  • Experience: Minimum of 5 years of experience.
  • Licensure: An active Pennsylvania State License is required. We will consider an IMLC.
  • Skills: You must be able to read all modalities and be able to read ED cases. You must submit a modality checklist and a list of all modalities you can and cannot read upon presentation.
Start Date
  • The target start date is October 20, 2025.
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