Jobs at Midwest Radiology

Performs CT examinations and assists with invasive procedures according to established protocols. Provides patient education and care, verifies histories and records, prepares documentation, coordinates with radiologists and referring clinics, and maintains department efficiency and safety. May train employees, manage supplies, and assist other departments. The role requires radiologic knowledge, patient-handling ability, CPR certification, and competency with CT, Imagecast, PACS, and related clinical equipment.

Provides overnight administrative and customer support for radiology workflows. Monitors worklists, verifies study completeness, assigns exams to radiologists, coordinates with healthcare staff, resolves workflow issues, pages on-call radiologists, documents problems, and maintains accurate communication across multiple systems. Requires strong multitasking, telephone, organizational, judgment, and communication skills in a 24/7 hospital and clinic support environment.

Provide specialized body and cross-sectional imaging services in a flexible hybrid practice. Candidates must be fellowship-trained in Body Imaging, complete Diagnostic Radiology residency, hold an MD or DO, and be board certified or able to obtain certification within two years. The role offers approximately 50% onsite and 50% remote work, partnership eligibility, substantial compensation, generous vacation, and comprehensive benefits.

Provide fully remote, subspecialized body imaging radiology services for a radiologist-owned private practice. Responsibilities include interpreting diagnostic imaging studies during scheduled weekday shifts. Candidates must have an MD or DO, completed diagnostic radiology residency and body imaging fellowship or equivalent training, and hold or obtain board certification within two years.

Provide remote after-hours body and cross-sectional diagnostic imaging services on a 7-days-on, 14-days-off schedule from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. Central Time. The role requires interpreting imaging studies as a board-certified or board-eligible, fellowship-trained Body Imaging Radiologist. The position offers fully remote work, substantial compensation, benefits, and a pathway to partnership in a physician-owned radiology practice.

Radiologists will interpret diagnostic imaging within a subspecialized private practice, collaborate with referring providers, provide quality patient care, and work independently and within multidisciplinary teams. Positions include body, breast, neuro, MSK, pediatrics, interventional radiology, and overnight or remote coverage. Responsibilities require strong communication, organization, technical, and problem-solving skills, along with credentialing eligibility and proficiency with radiology information systems and dictation tools.

Monitor and facilitate radiology workflows for hospitals, clinics, and radiologists. Ensure studies contain complete information, assign exams to appropriate radiologist worklists, coordinate with healthcare staff, resolve workflow issues, support urgent after-hours cases, document problems, and maintain timely, accurate communication across multiple systems.