Emergency Radiologist - REMOTE Evenings - Empire State Radiology - New York

Empire State Radiology is hiring remote emergency and diagnostic radiologists to review imaging studies from anywhere in the United States. The role focuses on later-day emergency coverage, with work scheduled in the afternoon and evening, and the team says the roster can be arranged with leadership to suit the doctor’s availability. The advert notes a flexible pattern, including options such as one week on and two weeks off, or two weeks worked within a five-week cycle. It asks for training in diagnostic radiology from an ACGME-accredited U.S. residency program. Fellowship training is welcome but not required, and applicants should be board eligible or board certified through the ABR or AOBR. No language requirement is mentioned. This is a full-time salaried position with productivity-based pay and an incentive tied to output. The role is remote and can be done from anywhere in the U.S. It appears best suited to radiologists who want evening emergency work, flexibility in their schedule, and the possibility of extra moonlighting work outside their main shifts.