MSK Radiologist – High-Volume MRI Focus (100% Remote Teleradiology) USA

MedAtlantic Healthcare Solutions, a physician-owned recruitment firm, is partnering with a multi-site outpatient imaging organization to fill a 100% remote MSK radiologist position. The team behind this search focuses on building lasting matches for radiologists across the country, with a boutique, relationship-driven approach and a history of transparent compensation guidance. This opening is ideal for someone who thrives reading musculoskeletal MRI studies and enjoys collaborating with imaging centers and referring providers from a remote setting.

The role is entirely remote, letting you work from anywhere in the United States while focusing primarily on musculoskeletal MRI reads with some general radiology work. Scheduling is flexible, offering options such as full-time, part-time, read-when-you-want, or scheduled shifts, and there are chances to take on additional shifts within the organization’s coverage model. You’ll join a network that values teamwork with imaging center teams and referring physicians to support accurate, timely interpretations.

If you’re a radiologist who wants high-volume MSK MRI reads without a commute and appreciate a partner that prioritizes personalized placement, this could be a strong fit. The opportunity requires ABR board certification or eligibility and an active U.S. medical license (or willingness to obtain one), and it rewards candidates who bring a collaborative mindset to an outpatient imaging setting.

Reading high-volume MSK MRIs from anywhere

Day to day, you’ll interpret a stream of musculoskeletal MRI studies, with occasional general radiology reads to round out the workload. The emphasis is on accuracy and speed, supported by remote tools and a network of imaging centers. You’ll work alongside imaging center teams and referring providers to align on findings and recommendations, all while maintaining a flexible schedule that can be tailored to your preferences.

In practice, the job blends independent reading with collaborative case discussions and access to additional shifts within the coverage model. The remote setup is designed to keep you in sync with a broad set of sites, so you can contribute to a high-volume workflow without sacrificing quality or patient care.

You’ll benefit from a platform that supports a range of scheduling styles, including options for regular shifts or on-demand reads, so you can balance your professional goals with personal commitments while continuing to deliver top-notch MSK interpretations.

The essentials and what would help

Here are the must-have requirements and the nice-to-haves, reworded for clarity.

• Board certification or eligibility in radiology through the ABR
• An active U.S. medical license or a stated willingness to obtain one
• Comfort with 100% remote teleradiology, focusing on MSK MRI with some general radiology reads
• Flexibility to work within a remote coverage model and to take on shifts as needed
• Experience interpreting MSK MRI and familiarity with a general radiology workload is a plus

Pay, benefits and practical details

The role offers competitive compensation with high earning potential, reflecting the volume and complexity of MSK MRI reads in a remote setting.

Benefits include working with a dedicated senior physician recruiter who aligns with your goals and preferences, and access to established teleradiology groups, imaging centers and diagnostic facilities across multiple markets, with direct introductions to hiring leaders. The firm emphasizes a transparent compensation approach and offers flexible 1099/W2, full-time, part-time and remote options, all delivered through a boutique, relationship-driven process rather than a one-size-fits-all placement.

Other practical details include the remote work arrangement for a United States–based role and the requirement for an active U.S. medical license (or the willingness to obtain one). The posting highlights a collaboration-focused environment and a path to high-volume MRI interpretation, all without a fixed office location.

Advice for applicants

Lead your resume with the essentials you meet for this role: your ABR status and your focus on MSK MRI, plus any general radiology experience you bring to the table. Make it easy for the reader to see your qualifications at a glance by placing these items near the top of your CV.

Prove you meet the must-haves by listing your ABR certification or current eligibility and your licensing status clearly, and consider noting the states you’re licensed in or your plan to obtain licensure if applicable. If you have remote-read experience, call it out with specifics about platforms you’ve used and your familiarity with remote workflows.

Get ready to discuss how you handle remote teleradiology workflows and collaboration with imaging centers and referring providers. Be prepared to share examples of managing a high-volume MSK MRI workload while maintaining diagnostic quality and timely turnaround times.

Ask a targeted question that shows you’ve thought about the role’s structure, such as: what does the current coverage model look like and how many centers would you typically interact with in a week? how is reads-per-hour tracked in the remote workflow, and what kind of support is there for complex MSK cases?

How to apply

Submit your CV to [email protected] or visit medatlantichcs.com.