Neuroradiologist | Remote or Hybrid | Consultants in Radiology P.A. - TX

General information Press space or enter keys to toggle section visibility Job Title Neuroradiologist | Remote or Hybrid | Consultants in Radiology P.A. - TX Functional Area Clinical - Neuroradiology City Remote Work Location Type Remote State TX Employment Type Full-time (30+ hrs/week)/FULLTIME Description & Requirements Press space or enter keys to toggle section visibility Position Description & Requirements Remote or Hybrid Body Radiologist – Day Shift Location: Remote - TX Consultants in Radiology P.A. (CIRPA),A Radiology Partners Practice is seeking a fellowship trained Neuroradiologistfor daytime weekday coverage, to staff at outpatient imaging sites across the Dallas/Ft. Worth area due to continued growth.This position offers excellent flexibility, allowing for either a hybrid or a purely remote schedule to support your preferred lifestyle. WHY THIS ROLE STANDS OUT Fellowship directed studies allowing for up to 100% Neuroradiology, if desired Monday-Friday (8am-5pm CST) Remote or Hybrid (if hybrid onsite coverage is in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area) No nights, weekends, holidays or on-call duties Flexible Schedules : Full-time or Part Time Available Partnership eligible – 1 year Competitive Salary and Benefits Internal moonlighting opportunities available Access to Advanced AI-enabled imaging platforms, including Mosaic (RP’s proprietary system) LOCAL PRACTICE AND COMMUNITY OVERVIEW CIRPAis more than a radiology practice. We are a team of professionals working together to provide the highest quality of care to the patients, referring doctors, and communities we are proud to serve. CIRPA delivers expert care with a highly-specialized approach in all areas of radiology. By utilizing the latest, most advanced protocols and techniques, we offer top-tier diagnostic imaging and therapeutic intervention. With a 40-year history of providing exceptional care to the Dallas/Fort Worth area, CIRPA specializes in outpatient imaging which allows our radiologists to read up to