💻 Work From Anywhere MSK Radiologist 🦴🔥 | High-Volume Remote Reads | West Virginia License Required

March 5, 2026

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Exciting Remote Tele-Radiology opportunity for an MSK-focused Radiologist licensed in West Virginia. This position offers weekday coverage with a steady, high-volume caseload in a fully remote setting.

Ideal candidates will have MSK fellowship training or extensive MSK experience with strong general diagnostic radiology skills. Physicians will interpret approximately 90–100 studies per 8-hour shift, generating 60–70 wRVUs, across multiple modalities including XR, CT, MRI, and Ultrasound.

Case mix includes Emergency Radiology, Musculoskeletal imaging, and Neuro studies. This role is perfect for radiologists seeking a consistent weekday schedule while working from the comfort of their home workstation.

Job Responsibilities: • Provide remote interpretation of XR, CT, MRI, and Ultrasound studies
• Read and report on high-volume ER imaging cases
• Interpret MSK-focused imaging studies
• Review neuro imaging cases as part of general coverage
• Maintain timely and accurate reporting standards
• Collaborate virtually with onsite clinical teams
• Ensure compliance with quality and documentation standards
Qualifications: • Board Certified in Diagnostic Radiology
• MSK Fellowship or significant MSK experience required
• Active West Virginia Medical License or IMLC eligibility
• DEA Registration
• NPDB Self-Query report (dated within 30 days)
• Strong productivity in high-volume tele-radiology settings
Working Hours: • Monday–Friday
• 5x8 Day Shifts
• 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (EST)
• No Call
• No Weekends
Skills: • Musculoskeletal Imaging (MSK)
• Emergency Radiology
• CT & MRI Interpretation
• Ultrasound Interpretation
• Neuro Imaging
• High wRVU Productivity
• Tele-Radiology Workflow Efficiency
• Accurate & Timely Reporting

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