For radiologists

Apply to the panel. Credentials first, conversation second.

Tell us what you are boarded in, where you hold licenses, and which modalities you read. A member of the panel team replies within one business day with the terms and the per-read payout schedule for your subspecialty. No call is required to get that far.

Between them, the radiologists on the panel hold active licenses in all 50 states. Every read is performed inside the United States, and coverage runs 24/7/365. Professional liability insurance is carried for panel reads. AstraRad has been operating for more than ten years.

Questions before you apply? Send them through the contact form and they reach the panel team, or call +1 (302) 550-2400.

CERTIFICATION

Board certified

Certification by the American Board of Radiology or the American Osteopathic Board of Radiology, with subspecialty fellowship training.

LICENSURE

Licensed where you read

An active unrestricted license in every US state whose patients you read. The panel already holds licenses in all 50.

LOCATION

Reading inside the US

A reading location inside the United States. That is a payment condition rather than a preference: Medicare will not pay for an interpretation performed abroad.

COVER

Insurance carried

Professional liability insurance is carried for reads performed on the panel. The terms come with your panel agreement.

Where you hold an active unrestricted license

Separate them with commas. We only route you studies from states where you are licensed, so a partial list is fine and can be extended later.

Modalities you read (optional)

An estimate is enough. Availability is yours to set once you are on the panel.

Please keep patient information out of this box. Do not paste report text, accession numbers or anything that identifies a patient. What you send here is handled under our privacy policy.

Reply within one business day. What happens after you apply

Read from anywhere inside the United States · scheduled shifts, no rotation onto whoever is next · the measurement method behind every published figure is at /sla.