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Role Description

Frontier Radiology is a physician-led, fully remote teleradiology practice built for the next generation of Radiologists.

• Deliver accurate, high-quality interpretations across emergency and inpatient imaging, supported by workflow tools that assist with prioritization, measurements, and report drafting while keeping clinical judgment firmly in the hands of the Radiologist.
• Provide coverage during daytime, evening, or overnight shifts, with schedules typically structured around 8–9 hour shifts and flexibility depending on the rotation.
• Use streamlined worklists and smart workflow tools designed to reduce reporting friction and cognitive load.
• Communicate effectively with referring clinicians and collaborate with colleagues across the practice.
• Maintain compliance with credentialing and QA requirements with full administrative support.

Qualifications

• MD/DO with ABR certification or eligibility
• Fellowship training in Emergency Radiology or Neuroradiology preferred, but not required
• Comfortable interpreting ED and inpatient imaging
• Interest in working within AI-assisted workflows

Benefits

• Highly competitive compensation with strong earning potential
• Flexible employment structures, including both W2 and 1099 options
• An interactive compensation calculator on our website that allows you to estimate your expected earnings based on:
  • shift type
  • number of shifts
  • your personal RVU pace
• A culture of total transparency around productivity expectations, workflow design, and group operations
• A model designed to support quality-focused radiology, without rigid productivity quotas

Company Description

Frontier Radiology was built around a simple idea: Radiologists should have more control over how they practice.

• Physician-led practice design
• Flexible scheduling and remote work
• Transparent and predictable compensation
• Autonomy in how radiologists structure their work
• Technology that supports radiologists without replacing clinical judgment
• A culture focused on fairness, collaboration, and long-term sustainability