Tele-Radiologist — Remote

Employer: Magdou Health, LLC

Magdou Health, LLC is hiring a musculoskeletal radiologist for Remote. Key features of this opening include: Remote / teleradiology eligible. RadBoard tracks 6 other musculoskeletal openings in Texas with a median posted salary of $1000K (range $500K–$1000K).

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RadBoard tracks 6 other musculoskeletal openings in Texas with a median posted salary of $1000K (range $500K–$1000K).

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Hi {CANDIDATE_FIRSTNAME}, Magdou Health gives radiologists the flexibility to significantly expand their earning potential without giving up their existing practice, position, or schedule. Add a few reading blocks each week or build a substantial remote workload—the choice is yours. Why Magdou? · Exceptional earning potential — Turn your available reading capacity into substantial additional income through high-value opportunities. · Flexible scheduling — Work as much or as little as you want, around your existing commitments. · 100% remote — Read from your home workstation. · Keep your current role — Add Magdou alongside your existing practice or position. About Magdou Health Magdou Health provides high-quality, timely diagnostic imaging interpretations to a growing network of healthcare facilities across Texas. We're creating a more flexible way for experienced radiologists to work, with greater control over their schedule and earning potential. What You'll Do · Interpret general diagnostic imaging studies, including X-ray, CT, ultrasound, and MRI, generally in an emergency care setting. · Deliver accurate, concise reports within established turnaround expectations · Communicate with referring clinicians when needed to support patient care What You'll Need · MD or DO with an active Texas medical license(Preferred) · ABR Board Certified or Board Eligible · Medical degree with specialization in Radiology · Must be comfortable working independently and reading moderate-to-high volumes · Comfortable reading moderate-to-high imaging volumes · Proficiency with PACS and voice-dictation systems · Reliable high-speed internet and an appropriate secure home workstation · Malpractice insurance (may be covered under group policy for eligible providers) Already licensed in Texas? Even better. If you're an experienced radiologist outside Texas who is interested in accessing Texas reading opportunities, we'd still like to hear from you. Qualified physicians may be eligible for support navigating Texas licensure.

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