Physician Neurology - Competitive Salary

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Neuroradiologist – Remote (EHR / Overnight Teleradiology)Location: Jacksonville (Remote – U.S.-based)Employment Type: Full-Time, permanent positionSetting: Academic / Teleradiology---Position OverviewSeeking Neuroradiologists to join its Emergency & Hospital Radiology (EHR) division, providing overnight remote coverage for a high-acuity academic practice.This is a fully remote, shift-based role with a highly desirable 7-on / 14-off schedule, supporting inpatient and emergency imaging interpretation.---Position Highlights 100% remote (continental U.S.) 7 days on / 14 days off schedule Overnight shifts (~9 hours, Eastern Time) Two radiologists per shift for collaborative coverage Academic environment with resident interaction Large, growing department: 90+ radiologists 30 residents & fellows---Clinical Scope Final interpretation of: CT MRI Ultrasound X-ray Case mix includes: Emergency and inpatient studies Stroke, oncology, and transplant imaging Practice supports a Comprehensive Stroke Center---Academic Responsibilities Over-read studies performed by overnight trainees Provide teaching and real-time feedback to residents Active participation in academic mission expected---Ideal Candidate Fellowship-trained in Neuroradiology Board Eligible/Certified (ABR) Strong general diagnostic radiology skills (body, MSK, thoracic) Interest in teaching and academic engagement---Compensation & Benefits Competitive compensation model Comprehensive benefits including: Medical, dental, vision HSA/FSA options Retirement package Built-in extended time off (2/3 of schedule off-service)---Work Environment Fully remote with structured overnight coverage Collaborative model with dual radiologist coverage each shift High-acuity, subspecialty-driven academic practice Significant institutional growth, including major hospital expansion and advanced imaging capabilities---Why This Role Stands Out Rare combination of: Remote work + academic medicine Predictable 7-on / 14-off lifestyle High-end case complexity Ideal for neuroradiologists seeking: Work-life balance Continued academic involvement Exposure to complex tertiary/quaternary care imaging