Remote Overnight General Teleradiologist (W2 or 1099) with Partnership

October 8, 2026

Remote Overnight General Teleradiologist (W2 or 1099) with Partnership

Schedule: 8 or 10-Hour Shifts | 7 On / 14 Off
Location: Remote (Must read from within the United States, including Puerto Rico, excluding NY, WA, OR, NJ, CO, MA, CA, IL, KS, WI.)

Practice Description

Radiology Imaging Associates (RIA) is the fastest-growing independent private practice in the country, with over 100 radiologists joining in the past year alone, bringing our total to over 230. RIA is a fiercely independent, exclusively physician-owned practice built for resilience through diverse business ventures and advanced technology. In addition to being a top-tier clinical practice, RIA operates as a tech startup with its own software development arm, creating custom computer-vision AI applications and commercializing clinical communication services, remote MRI scanning, and MSO products.

Our overnight section was established seven years ago and is led by a career night radiologist partner with 12 years of overnight practice experience. The section currently features eight full-time overnight radiologists, including two partners. We offer a smooth workflow, fair expectations, a highly competitive and market-current compensation package, and an unlimited RVU bonus structure. Our system enforces no cherry-picking and has no manipulated software case assignments that most other practices deceptively advertise with higher rates.

Job Description & Compensation

W2 Package: $665,000 base salary for 10-hour shifts (includes a $40,000 401k contribution). $540,000 base for 8-hours. W2 radiologists are also eligible for group-vested cash balance plans.
Partnership Track: A partnership track is available through our teleradiology division, Select Radiology Solutions. This one-year track involves adding 9 weeks of weekday evening shifts, which can be swapped for additional overnight shifts if preferred.
1099 Option: Available at $670,000 for 10-hour shifts. $535,000 for 8-hours.
Additional Benefits:
- Unlimited bonus of $40/RVU for volume exceeding 12.5 RVUs/hr per shift. Our fastest rads make $25,000/week from it.
- $10,000 discretionary technology/CME fund. Discounted Medality CME courses available.
- Workstation included.
- Included Malpractice Insurance up to 1m/3m based on state (W2 only), no tail required since occurrence policy,
- Minimal paperwork. Service provided for all needed state licenses and credentialing with fees covered.
- Comprehensive healthcare, disability coverage provided for W2. Vision, dental, supplemental disability available. Available for 7 On / 14 Off 8-hour shifts as well.
The Schedule: 7 on / 14 off, 10-hour or 8-hour shifts. Choose between 9:00 PM or 11:00 PM ET start. With multiple overnight radiologists on staff, shift trades are easily accommodated. No mandatory extra shifts, though extensive internal moonlighting and "hop-on" shifts are available through our teleradiology division.

Workflow & Technology

Stress-Free Reading: Benefit from a collaborative environment with 5+ overnight radiologists on shift simultaneously. A smooth, equitable monitored system prevents "cherry-picking" while utilizing refined templates and dedicated tele-assistants to call out critical results and manage incoming phone calls.
Zero List Management: You are not responsible for managing the queue; automatic backup help triggers when volume rises. This highly efficient setup allows readers to average 15 RVUs/hour. Our fastest readers average 35 RVUs/hour.
Case Mix: Majority CT, followed by XR, US, and MR. Complex MR studies can be deferred to daytime or subspecialist readers. Time-based value units are utilized to ensure fair case distribution.
Our Facilities: Contracts are primarily with rural, non-academic Level 2 and 3 trauma centers and stroke centers. No preliminary or international reads.
IT & Tech Stack: Enjoy 24/7 in-house IT support with immediate remote assistance. Our system features AWS and Azure cloud hosting for exceptionally fast remote connections.
- Standard Tech Stack: Fujifilm Synapse, PowerScribe, Clario worklist, and RadAI.
- Future Tech: We are currently co-developing proprietary software in partnership with VytalMed and multiple AI startups, integrating advanced computer vision AI to drive upcoming productivity gains.

Culture & Perks

Connected Culture: Stay connected and avoid isolation with an active group messaging chat used for casual banter, clinical second opinions, and general camaraderie.
Work-from-Vacation Homes: When not in use by partners, complimentary luxury destination properties in Lake Tahoe, Nevada; Park City, Utah; Las Vegas; Scottsdale, AZ; and Gainesville, Georgia. Each home is fully equipped with an identical diagnostic workstation, allowing you to easily read shifts while traveling with family.
Experience & Mentorship: Prior post-residency experience/fellowship is preferred, but highly talented recent graduates are welcome. Dedicated mentorship is available.

Please contact Dr. Vivek Kalra, with CV at recruiting@riarad.com

Location: United States

Position Title: Nighthawk Remote Telerad Radiologist

Company Name: Radiology Imaging Associates, Ocala and Daytona Beach, FL

Work Setting: Private/Group Practice

Job Type: Full Time Regular

Job Category: Post-Training

Specialty: General Radiology

Subspecialities: Teleradiology

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