Remote PET/CT and Nuclear Medicine Radiologist — Remote

Job highlights

• Ownership: staffing
• Teleradiology component
• Shifts: remote
• Remote / teleradiology eligible

Original employer description

RAD-search is recruiting a fellowship-trained, dual-boarded diagnostic and nuclear medicine radiologist to provide remote PET/CT interpretation for St. Luke s University Health Network (SLUHN) . This fully remote opportunity offers flexible scheduling designed to accommodate the radiologist s availability while supporting a growing integrated network of hospitals and imaging centers across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. The radiologist may interpret studies acquired on state-of-the-art GE and Siemens platforms through an efficient enterprise imaging workflow. The Opportunity: We are seeking a collaborative physician who is board certified in both Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine and comfortable providing final interpretations across the full spectrum of PET/CT. The ideal candidate will deliver timely, high-quality reports; communicate actionable findings to referring clinicians; and support the continued growth of SLUHN s oncology, urology, neurology, and other specialty programs. Practice Environment: Fully remote reading for St. Luke s University Health Network, with flexible scheduling arranged around the radiologist s availability. Enterprise imaging workflow supporting access to prior examinations, standardized reporting, and communication across a broad referral network. Potential to interpret studies acquired on advanced GE and Siemens PET/CT systems. Dedicated clinical, operational, and technical support that allows the radiologist to remain focused on interpretation and consultation. Opportunity Highlights: 100% remote practice with no relocation required. Flexible scheduling options to complement an existing clinical practice or other professional commitments. Competitive compensation aligned with agreed-upon coverage and reading commitment. Subspecialty-focused case mix supporting continued expertise in PET/CT Opportunity to work independently while contributing to an integrated, collaborative health-system practice. Required Qualifications: MD or DO degree and completion of an accredited Diagnostic Radiology residency. Board certification in Diagnostic Radiology through the American Board of Radiology or American Osteopathic Board of Radiology. Board certification in Nuclear Medicine through the American Board of Nuclear Medicine, or an ABR Nuclear Radiology subspecialty certification with equivalent training and experience. Demonstrated independent proficiency in PET/CT Eligibility for medical staff appointment, payer enrollment, and credentialing at applicable SLUHN entities. Ability to maintain a secure, compliant remote reading environment and meet agreed service, quality, communication, and turnaround-time expectations. Preferred Qualifications: Nuclear medicine fellowship training or substantial post-training experience in a high-volume PET/CT practice. Experience with oncologic tracers and contemporary PET applications, including PSMA and neuroendocrine tumor imaging. Familiarity with GE and Siemens PET/CT platforms, quantitative workflows, structured reporting, and remote PACS/voice-recognition systems. Experience in an academic, tertiary, multisite, or integrated health-system environment and interest in education, quality improvement, or program development. If you are interested in this position, please visit our website, and upload your CV: https://www.radsearchllc.com/ If you have any questions, please contact: Tamara Noel, Sr. Recruiter tamara.noel@radsearchllc.com Phone 610-360-2429