Remote Evening Teleradiologist – Independent Contractor Opportunity (Short 3-4 Hour Evening Shifts)

September 24, 2026

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Remote Evening Teleradiologist – Independent Contractor Opportunity (Short 3-4 Hour Evening Shifts) Shifts are highly customizable: OPTIONS • Scheduled Shifts: Pick 4-10 hour shift blocks (or shorter/longer as preferred) during swing/ evening hours in your local time. • Part-time Flexible Micro Slots: (10 slots of 4 hours per month ( Early evening, overnights, or weekend) • Hop-on hop-off for the right candidate with a consistent monthly reading availability • Weekend coverage only A reputable teleradiology practice is seeking board-certified/eligible radiologists for short or long shifts (day or evening) on a 1099 basis. They have an at-will reading option as well. This fully remote role focuses on flexible, bite-sized coverage during peak evening/day hours, with excellent support and top-tier tools to keep your workload manageable and efficient. Hours adjust fully to your local time zone - perfect for radiologists anywhere who want focused evening work without long overnight commitments. Example shift (in EST reference): 11:00 PM – 3:00 AM EST (a solid 4-hour block; similar 3-4 hour windows in your zone, such as late evening to early overnight hours). To illustrate how this translates across major U.S. time zones (using standard time offsets; note DST may shift these by 1 hour seasonally): • EST (Eastern): 11:00 PM – 3:00 AM • CST (Central): 10:00 PM – 2:00 AM • MST (Mountain): 9:00 PM – 1:00 AM • PST (Pacific): 8:00 PM – 12:00 AM (midnight) • AKST (Alaska): 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM • HST (Hawaii): 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Your actual shift start/end will be set to match a comparable 3-4 hour evening window in your local time. Key Features • Short, targeted evening shifts - typically 3-4 hours (with some flexibility up to 5-6 if desired), available weekdays, weekends, or mix-and-match • Ultra-flexible scheduling - short minimum commitments, hop-on/hop-off options, pick your blocks, and easy adjustments for travel or personal life • Emphasis on urgent/STAT studies with rapid turnaround: ED/inpatient, general, neuro, body, MSK, peds across primary modalities (CT, MRI, X-ray, US, etc.) Practice Support Includes • Full assistance with state licenses, credentialing, and hospital privileges • Robust malpractice coverage including tail • State-of-the-art remote setup provided: high-resolution monitors, powerful workstation, dictation software, advanced PACS - everything you need delivered • 24/7 help desk support and CME/MOC resources Qualifications • Board certification or eligibility in Radiology • Active medical license(s) in good standing (multi-state licensing support available) • Comfort and experience with urgent/STAT case interpretation • Reliable, distraction-free home or remote setup for focused evening reading Ideal for board-certified radiologists who excel in efficient, high-reputed company evening work and prefer short, well-supported shifts over traditional long overnights. Contribute meaningful coverage during busy evening hours while maintaining great work-life balance. Fully remote - work from anywhere with strong internet. If this flexible evening model fits your lifestyle, we'd love to discuss customizing shifts around your availability! Click Apply (2-3 min confidential intake form) Remote Skills: Acute Care, Computer Workstations, Help Desk, Hospital, Licensing, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Patient Care, Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS), Radiography, Radiology undefined: reputed company Apply tot his job Apply To this Job

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