# AstraRad

> AstraRad is a subspecialist teleradiology provider: 240 board-certified,
> fellowship-trained radiologists read and sign 600,000+ imaging studies a year
> for imaging centers and radiology groups, 24/7/365 on scheduled US shifts, priced per
> signed report.

Key facts:
- Operating history: founded 2020; reading for imaging centers and radiology groups for six years
- Panel: 240 board-certified, fellowship-trained radiologists, all reading from within the United States and licensed in all 50 states, 24/7/365 on scheduled shifts (as of September 2026)
- Annual volume: 600,000+ signed reports a year for imaging centers and radiology groups (as of September 2026)
- Signed reports to date: 2.4M (as of July 2026)
- Facilities served: 160+ imaging centers and radiology groups (as of July 2026)
- Turnaround tiers: STAT under 1 hour, Urgent under 4 hours, Routine under 24 hours. Stroke protocol studies inside the STAT tier are committed at under 30 minutes, routed ahead of general STAT work. Median STAT turnaround 30 minutes (trailing 12 months)
- SLA compliance across all tiers: 99.4% (trailing 12 months)
- Quality: 1 in 20 reports independently double-read (ongoing); major discrepancy rate under 0.3% (trailing 12 months)
- Every report is signed by a named, board-certified subspecialist
- Pricing: one price per signed report. No subscriptions, no minimums, no platform fees
- Modalities: X-ray (CR), mammography, ultrasound, CT (single, double, special, coronary CTA), MRI (single part, advanced, cardiac), nuclear medicine, PET-CT
- Capacity: headroom for 25,000 additional studies per month (as of July 2026); an 8,000-study backlog clears in under 30 days
- Compliance: AstraRad operates as a HIPAA business associate under a signed BAA, and processes EU imaging as a processor under a signed DPA. Controls are built to the HIPAA Security Rule safeguard categories
- Interfaces: DICOM conformant, HL7/FHIR delivery back to your PACS
- Getting started: DICOM route from your PACS or portal upload, no integration project required
- Every figure above is defined, dated and its measurement method published at /sla, and repeated in copy-paste form at /facts

Trust and verification:
- Contact: the form at /contact for rate cards, evaluation, privacy, BAA and DPA questions, and security review (it accepts an ?ask= intent parameter, e.g. ?ask=rate-card or ?ask=compliance). Replies within one business day. Phone +1 (302) 550-2400
- Insurance: professional liability insurance is carried for the panel. AstraRad publishes no coverage figure
- Certifications NOT held, and never claimed: no SOC 2 report, no ISO 27001 certificate, no HITRUST certification and no Joint Commission accreditation. There is no such thing as HIPAA certification, because HHS issues none, so no vendor holds one
- AI: AstraRad performs no AI pre-read. Every study is read and signed by a named, board-certified radiologist
- Legal entity: Astrarad LLC, a Delaware limited liability company. Registered principal address: 8 The Green, STE B, Dover, DE 19901, United States. That is the address on the Delaware filing, not a reading facility; reads are performed by US-licensed radiologists across the United States
- Not published, and absent rather than estimated: organizational NPI, hosting provider, sub-processor list and support response times. /facts lists what is and is not published

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## Core pages

- [Home](https://astrarad.com/): platform overview and measured performance stats
- [Services](https://astrarad.com/services): emergency/urgent reads, routine and backlog reporting, subspecialist reads, second opinions
- [Pricing & Turnaround](https://astrarad.com/pricing): per-report pricing rules, turnaround tiers per study type, FAQ
- [How We Work](https://astrarad.com/how-we-work): intake, subspecialty routing, QA, double-reads, security
- [Our Radiologists](https://astrarad.com/our-radiologists): the subspecialty panel: neuro, MSK, body, cardiac, breast, pediatric and more
- [About](https://astrarad.com/about): who we are and how quality is governed
- [For Radiologists](https://astrarad.com/for-radiologists): reading for AstraRad
- [Contact](https://astrarad.com/contact): request a per-report rate card (returned within one business day)
- [For Hospitals](https://astrarad.com/for-hospitals): night call cover, ED throughput and single-coverage rural sites, with final signed reads back into your PACS
- [For Imaging Centers](https://astrarad.com/for-imaging-centers): backlog recovery, same-day turnaround and the subspecialties an outpatient list does not cover
- [For Radiology Groups](https://astrarad.com/for-radiology-groups): cover for vacation, notice periods and overnight call without adding a partner
- [Support & Escalation](https://astrarad.com/support): how to reach a radiologist, report an interface problem, and what the SLA clock commits to
- [Facts & Figures](https://astrarad.com/facts): every published figure in copy-paste form, dated, plus what AstraRad does not hold or publish
- [Editorial Standards](https://astrarad.com/editorial-standards): who writes and reviews, the build-enforced source allow-list, how figures are dated, and corrections
- [Apply to the Panel](https://astrarad.com/for-radiologists/apply): panel application for board-certified radiologists: certification, fellowship, states licensed, modalities, weekly hours
- [Resources](https://astrarad.com/resources): every guide, coverage scenario, state licensing page and policy, grouped
- [Coverage Scenarios](https://astrarad.com/use-cases): the shifts a hospital or imaging center cannot cover from its own roster, read and signed by a subspecialist panel at a 30-minute median STAT turnaround under the 1-hour SLA
- [Coverage by Metro](https://astrarad.com/locations): teleradiology coverage in the largest US metro markets, each with its local trauma system and imaging capacity rules
- [Careers](https://astrarad.com/careers): how remote reading shifts run, workload expectations, and the home reading station

## Reads by study type

- [MRI teleradiology reporting by subspecialists](https://astrarad.com/services/mri-teleradiology): MRI teleradiology with final signed reports from fellowship-trained subspecialists. STAT reads under 1 hour, routine under 24 hours, per-report pricing.
- [PET-CT & nuclear medicine teleradiology reads](https://astrarad.com/services/pet-ct-nuclear-medicine): PET-CT and nuclear medicine teleradiology: final signed reads by oncologic and cardiac imaging subspecialists, routine inside 24 hours, priced per report.
- [STAT CT reads under 1 hour: 30-minute measured median](https://astrarad.com/services/stat-ct-reads): STAT CT reads on a contractual under 1 hour SLA, with a measured 30-minute median and 99.4% compliance. Final signed reports by US subspecialists.
- [Telemammography: MQSA-qualified remote mammogram reads](https://astrarad.com/services/telemammography): Telemammography is legal under MQSA when the interpreting physician is qualified. AstraRad breast subspecialists sign screening reads in under 24 hours.
- [X-ray and ultrasound teleradiology: overflow final reads](https://astrarad.com/services/xray-ultrasound-overflow): X-ray and ultrasound overflow reads signed as final reports by US board-certified radiologists: routine under 24 hours, per-report pricing, no minimums.

## Coverage scenarios

- [Nighthawk radiology coverage with final reads, not prelims](https://astrarad.com/use-cases/nighthawk-radiology): Overnight radiology coverage with final signed reports, not preliminaries. Nighthawk reads by US subspecialists: STAT under 1 hour, 99.4% inside tier.
- [Teleradiology with no minimums, no subscription fees](https://astrarad.com/use-cases/no-minimum-volume-teleradiology): Teleradiology with no minimums, no subscriptions and no platform fees. You pay per signed report, so a quiet month simply invoices fewer reads.
- [Overflow radiology reads: the ROI of outsourcing volume](https://astrarad.com/use-cases/overflow-radiology-reads): Overflow radiology reads route excess studies to an outside subspecialist panel at per-report pricing, so you pay only for the studies you send.
- [Teleradiology for rural and critical access hospitals](https://astrarad.com/use-cases/rural-hospital-overnight-radiology): Rural and critical access hospitals can get 24/7 teleradiology coverage priced per report, with no minimums and final signed subspecialist reports.
- [STAT radiology reads: 30-min median, 99.4% SLA (2026 data)](https://astrarad.com/use-cases/stat-radiology-reads): STAT radiology reads should return inside an hour. AstraRad's median is 30 minutes to a signed final report, with 99.4% compliance across all tiers.
- [Teleradiology for urgent care centers: X-ray and CT reads](https://astrarad.com/use-cases/urgent-care-radiology-reads): Teleradiology for urgent care clinics: final signed X-ray and CT reports, per report with no minimums, Routine under 24 hours, portal upload, no PACS.
- [Weekend & holiday radiology coverage without burnout](https://astrarad.com/use-cases/weekend-holiday-coverage): Weekend and holiday radiology coverage priced per report: US subspecialists sign final reads at the same rate on a Saturday as on a Tuesday.

## Coverage by metro

- [Austin teleradiology: 24/7 reads, 30-minute median STAT](https://astrarad.com/locations/austin): Austin teleradiology across Trauma Service Area O: 23 state-designated trauma facilities, 24/7 final subspecialist reads priced per signed report.
- [Cincinnati teleradiology: reads across OH, KY and IN](https://astrarad.com/locations/cincinnati): Cincinnati is a 15-county OH-KY-IN metro, so each study needs a signer licensed in the state it came from. AstraRad holds licenses in all 50 states.
- [Cleveland teleradiology coverage for a trauma-dense metro](https://astrarad.com/locations/cleveland): Cuyahoga County holds 3 of Ohio's 11 adult Level I trauma centers. Cleveland teleradiology coverage, final signed subspecialist reports, priced per report.
- [Columbus teleradiology: central Ohio imaging coverage](https://astrarad.com/locations/columbus): Teleradiology for Columbus: final signed subspecialist reports for a county holding three of Ohio's 11 adult Level I trauma centers, priced per report.
- [Dallas Fort Worth teleradiology: 53 trauma facilities](https://astrarad.com/locations/dallas-fort-worth): Teleradiology in Dallas Fort Worth covers trauma service area E: 19 counties, 53 designated trauma facilities, one Texas license, final signed reports.
- [Denver teleradiology: coverage by Colorado trauma level](https://astrarad.com/locations/denver): Denver teleradiology answers to Colorado trauma rules: Level III may cover a radiologist by tele-radiology, Level I and II may not. Final reads only.

## State coverage & licensing

- [Teleradiology in Alabama: full AL license required](https://astrarad.com/licensing/alabama): Teleradiology in Alabama needs a full AL license: the special purpose license across state lines closed in 2022. AstraRad reads with AL subspecialists.
- [Teleradiology in Alaska: license and registry rules](https://astrarad.com/licensing/alaska): Teleradiology in Alaska needs a full AK license, and the telemedicine business must join the state registry. AK-licensed subspecialists sign every read.
- [Teleradiology in Arizona](https://astrarad.com/licensing/arizona): Teleradiology in Arizona takes a full AZ license or an interstate telehealth registration under 36-3606. AstraRad reads with AZ-licensed subspecialists.
- [Teleradiology in Arkansas: full AR license required](https://astrarad.com/licensing/arkansas): Teleradiology in Arkansas needs a full AR license, and the IMLC is enacted but not yet operational there. AstraRad reads with AR-licensed subspecialists.
- [Teleradiology in California · fully CA-licensed reads](https://astrarad.com/licensing/california): Teleradiology in California needs a full CA license for final reads: no telehealth registration, no IMLC. AstraRad reads with CA licensed subspecialists.
- [Teleradiology services in Colorado: licensed CO coverage](https://astrarad.com/licensing/colorado): Teleradiology services in Colorado run on three authorizations: full licensure, IMLC expedited licensure, or SB 24-141 telehealth registration with DORA.
- [Teleradiology in Connecticut](https://astrarad.com/licensing/connecticut): Teleradiology in Connecticut needs a full CT license: the out-of-state telehealth allowance ended June 2024. CT-licensed subspecialists sign every read.
- [Teleradiology services in Florida · FL-licensed coverage](https://astrarad.com/licensing/florida): Teleradiology services in Florida run under a full FL license or the 456.47 telehealth registration. AstraRad signs final reports under both pathways.
- [Teleradiology in New York: full NY-licensed radiologists](https://astrarad.com/licensing/new-york): Teleradiology in New York needs a full NY license, with no compact or telehealth registration. AstraRad signs NY reads with NY licensed radiologists.
- [Teleradiology services in Ohio: licensed coverage](https://astrarad.com/licensing/ohio): Radiologists outside Ohio can read Ohio studies with a full license or the ORC 4731.296 certificate. How teleradiology services in Ohio stay compliant.
- [Teleradiology services in Texas: TX-licensed reads](https://astrarad.com/licensing/texas): Teleradiology services in Texas require a full Texas medical license for final reads. AstraRad assigns Texas studies to fully licensed subspecialists.

## Guides & answers

- [Best teleradiology companies 2026: an honest comparison](https://astrarad.com/resources/best-teleradiology-companies-2026): Only AstraRad and vRad publish turnaround numbers among the best teleradiology companies of 2026. Compared on pricing, subspecialties, QA and ownership.
- [Radiology reading services: comparing the 3 models in 2026](https://astrarad.com/resources/compare-radiology-reading-services): Radiology reading services come in three forms: hospital-based, independent group, and teleradiology. How they differ on cost, speed, and quality.
- [5 core steps to standardize contrast protocols in radiology](https://astrarad.com/resources/contrast-protocol-standardization): Practical steps for radiology administrators to implement contrast protocol standardization with EMR/PACS enforcement, 50,100 study audits, and QA metrics.
- [Credentialing by proxy for teleradiology (CMS 482.22)](https://astrarad.com/resources/credentialing-by-proxy-teleradiology): Credentialing by proxy under 42 CFR 482.22 lets a hospital board rely on a teleradiology group's privileging decisions and start coverage in weeks.
- [Diagnostic monitor calibration for techs](https://astrarad.com/resources/diagnostic-monitor-calibration): Standards-first, technician-ready diagnostic monitor calibration aligned to DICOM GSDF and AAPM Report 270. Acceptance, monthly, and annual steps
- [DICOM de-identification: a six stage Annex E pipeline](https://astrarad.com/resources/dicom-deidentification): How to map DICOM PS3.15 Annex E onto a six stage, audit-ready de-identification pipeline: metadata scrub, burned-in PHI, date shifting and validation.
- [Double reading radiology: a procurement guide for buyers](https://astrarad.com/resources/double-reading-radiology): Procurement-first primer on vendor double reads. Compare delivery models, RFP questions, costs and SLAs, then pilot targeted cohorts like emergency CT
- [FHIR imaging: run a 30 to 90 day vendor pilot](https://astrarad.com/resources/fhir-imaging): Hospital procurement advice: evaluate PACS integrated FHIR imaging, compare teleradiology vendors, and run a 30 to 90 day pilot with written SLAs to prove
- [HIPAA vs. HITRUST: what compliance teams need to know](https://astrarad.com/resources/hipaa-vs-hitrust): HIPAA is federal law with no certificate behind it; HITRUST is a voluntary certifiable framework. What each governs, how they map, and what to ask vendors.
- [HL7 vs FHIR: a coexistence guide for healthcare IT teams](https://astrarad.com/resources/hl7-vs-fhir): A technical roadmap for Healthcare IT teams to run HL7 v2 and FHIR together, migrate interfaces selectively, and integrate radiology workflows
- [How to choose a teleradiology company: 2026 buyer's guide](https://astrarad.com/resources/how-to-choose-teleradiology-company): Choose a teleradiology company on five written answers: SLA compliance, state licensing, subspecialty match, all-in pricing, and a measured QA rate.
- [In-house vs outsourced radiology: costs and trade-offs](https://astrarad.com/resources/in-house-vs-outsourced-radiology): In-house vs outsourced radiology comes down to steady volume: below roughly 50 to 60 studies a day, per-report teleradiology costs less than a hire.
- [Locum radiologist vs teleradiology: fixed vs variable cost](https://astrarad.com/resources/locum-radiologist-vs-teleradiology): A locum radiologist is a fixed day rate paid whether studies arrive or not. Teleradiology bills per signed report. Compared on cost, lead time and risk.
- [What overnight radiology coverage costs: 3 models](https://astrarad.com/resources/overnight-radiology-coverage-cost): Overnight and weekend radiology coverage cost by model: a nocturnist runs 1.6 to 2.0 FTE, teleradiology bills per signed report, no coverage bills the ED.
- [How your PACS connects to a teleradiology provider](https://astrarad.com/resources/pacs-integration-teleradiology): Your PACS connects to a teleradiology provider by DICOM send or portal upload; signed reports return over HL7, FHIR, or the portal. Setup path inside.
- [Per-report vs subscription teleradiology pricing](https://astrarad.com/resources/per-report-vs-subscription-teleradiology): Per-report teleradiology bills only signed reports. A subscription bills whether studies arrive or not. Compare break-even volume, risk, and exit terms.
- [One in five PET/CT overreads change care: the checklist](https://astrarad.com/resources/pet-ct-overread): Clinician PET/CT overread checklist that ties evidence of one in five discordant external reads to a six step overread workflow, report essentials, triage
- [Privileging vs credentialing: what actually separates them](https://astrarad.com/resources/privileging-vs-credentialing): Credentialing verifies a clinician's qualifications; privileging authorizes specific procedures at a specific facility. How each works, and in what order.
- [Radiation dose monitoring: a practical program guide](https://astrarad.com/resources/radiation-dose-monitoring): Discover how effective radiation dose monitoring enhances patient safety, optimizes protocols, and ensures reliable dose management in healthcare.
- [Radiologist shortage 2026: why 47% of postings are re-posts](https://astrarad.com/resources/radiologist-shortage-geography): A 2026 job market report found 47% of radiology postings are re-posts of one role. What that means for a facility trying to cover its own night shift.
- [When your radiology group gives notice: a 30-day plan](https://astrarad.com/resources/radiology-group-gave-notice-30-day-plan): Thirty days is enough to replace radiology coverage: a 30-day plan for when your radiology group gives notice, from last-read date to backlog cleanup.
- [Radiology interpretation services: what you actually buy](https://astrarad.com/resources/radiology-interpretation-services): Radiology interpretation services explained: prelim vs final reads, what the fee includes, the professional component, who buys them, and 2026 pricing.
- [How radiology peer review programs work](https://astrarad.com/resources/radiology-peer-review-programs): Learn how radiology peer review works in practice, with 1 in 20 reports blind double-read and a major discrepancy rate under 0.3% in QA review.
- [RADPEER scoring: six step QA checklist for radiology teams](https://astrarad.com/resources/radpeer-scoring): RADPEER scoring for US radiologists and QA leads: six post discrepancy steps, key blind spots, and when to add teleradiology to protect your peer-learning
- [Radiologist burnout: 5 levers an imaging director controls](https://astrarad.com/resources/reducing-radiologist-burnout): Radiologist burnout is a scheduling problem before it is a wellness problem. Five levers cut call burden and after-hours load without adding a hire.
- [Remote radiology in 2026: the stack behind the reads](https://astrarad.com/resources/remote-radiology): Remote radiology is now standard practice. The technology stack, the workflows, the quality controls, and what changed to make fully remote reading normal.
- [30 minute median for STAT radiology reporting](https://astrarad.com/resources/stat-radiology-reporting): Operations first playbook to standardize STAT radiology reporting: set objective criteria, track median and 90th TAT, and pilot teleradiology.
- [STAT vs preliminary vs final radiology reads, explained](https://astrarad.com/resources/stat-vs-preliminary-vs-final-reads): STAT sets urgency; preliminary and final radiology reads name the document. Only the signed final report is billable, and it supersedes any preliminary.
- [Subspecialty radiology reads by study type](https://astrarad.com/resources/subspecialty-radiology-reads-by-study-type): Subspecialty radiology reads route each study to a fellowship-trained radiologist by body system, from neuro and MSK to pediatric, on every shift.
- [Switching teleradiology providers without a coverage gap](https://astrarad.com/resources/switching-teleradiology-providers): Switching teleradiology providers takes 30 to 60 days: credential incoming radiologists first, run both vendors in parallel, then cut over by tier.
- [Teleradiology companies in 2026: categories and criteria](https://astrarad.com/resources/teleradiology-companies): The US teleradiology companies mapped by category, with a seven-criterion evaluation framework and facility-type weightings instead of a ranking.
- [Teleradiology cost per read 2026: prices by modality](https://astrarad.com/resources/teleradiology-cost): Teleradiology cost per read in 2026 runs $12 to $99 by modality on published rates. All twelve study types, STAT premiums, and per-report billing.
- [Teleradiology in 2026: how it actually works](https://astrarad.com/resources/teleradiology-guide): How teleradiology works in 2026: the study path from scanner to signed report, turnaround tiers, state licensing, quality programs, and market costs.
- [Hidden fees in teleradiology contracts: 14 line items](https://astrarad.com/resources/teleradiology-hidden-fees): Hidden fees in teleradiology contracts include volume minimums, platform fees, surcharges, escalators and exit penalties. Price your last month to compare.
- [How night teleradiology works in 2026](https://astrarad.com/resources/teleradiology-night-coverage-models): See how imaging center night coverage works with 24/7/365 US shifts, STAT under 1 hour, and per-report billing instead of overnight staffing for contracts.
- [Teleradiology pricing models: per-report vs per-RVU](https://astrarad.com/resources/teleradiology-pricing-models): The four teleradiology pricing models are per-report, per-RVU, subscription and FTE. Convert every quote to cost per study on your own mix to compare.
- [Teleradiology providers: the market's five types, mapped](https://astrarad.com/resources/teleradiology-providers): Teleradiology providers sort into five types: national platforms, independents, subspecialty groups, nighthawks, and hybrids. Which fits your facility.
- [Teleradiology turnaround time by modality in 2026](https://astrarad.com/resources/teleradiology-turnaround-by-modality): Compare teleradiology turnaround by priority, with STAT under 1 hour and routine under 24 hours across twelve study types for vendor review.
- [Teleradiology turnaround times for hospitals](https://astrarad.com/resources/teleradiology-turnaround-times): SLA benchmarks, contract wording, and operational fixes help hospitals secure STAT reads under one hour and routine reports within 24 hours.
- [Operations first teleradiology workflow for administrators](https://astrarad.com/resources/teleradiology-workflow): For administrators: an operations first teleradiology workflow to hit under 60 minute STAT reads, secure PACS integration, and enforce licensure.
- [How to verify teleradiology vendor claims](https://astrarad.com/resources/verify-teleradiology-vendor-claims): Verify teleradiology vendor claims by demanding median and 90th percentile turnaround by tier in writing, then auditing both against your RIS timestamps.
- [vRad alternatives 2026: comparing teleradiology networks](https://astrarad.com/resources/vrad-alternatives): vRad alternatives fall into three groups: national networks, independent groups, and subspecialty practices that sign final reports on every study.
- [What a teleradiologist does: training and credentials](https://astrarad.com/resources/what-does-a-teleradiologist-do): A teleradiologist is a board-certified radiologist reading remotely. Training path, licensing, shift structure, and how to verify who reads your studies.
- [What is a radiology reading service? A plain explainer](https://astrarad.com/resources/what-is-a-radiology-reading-service): A radiology reading service supplies signed interpretations for your imaging. What it covers, the three ways it plugs into an operation, and what changes.
- [What is a STAT read? Ordering criteria and benchmarks](https://astrarad.com/resources/what-is-a-stat-read): A STAT read is an immediate-priority radiology interpretation. What qualifies, benchmark turnarounds, the measurement clock, and escalation when it slips.
- [What is teleradiology? How it works, step by step](https://astrarad.com/resources/what-is-teleradiology): Teleradiology is the remote interpretation of medical images: studies travel as DICOM and a radiologist returns a signed report on a stated turnaround.

## Trust & policies

- [HIPAA and GDPR compliance in teleradiology](https://astrarad.com/compliance): How HIPAA and GDPR apply to teleradiology: AstraRad works as a business associate under a signed BAA, with encryption, access controls and audit logging.
- [Teleradiology state licensing: how coverage works](https://astrarad.com/licensing): Teleradiology state licensing follows the patient: the read needs a license where the patient is. Three routes, IMLC speed, credentialing by proxy.
- [Privacy policy: how AstraRad handles PHI and imaging data](https://astrarad.com/privacy): AstraRad never sells personal data or PHI. This privacy policy covers website, account, and imaging data handled as a HIPAA business associate under BAAs.
- [AstraRad teleradiology SLA & QA: measured and published](https://astrarad.com/sla): Teleradiology SLA in writing: stroke protocol under 30 minutes, STAT under 1 hour, Urgent under 4, Routine under 24, last-image arrival to signature.
- [Terms of service: website use, MSA and BAA scope](https://astrarad.com/terms): AstraRad's terms of service govern website use only; turnaround commitments, per-report pricing, and PHI handling live in each client's signed MSA and BAA.

## Careers

- [The home reading station: setup for remote radiologists](https://astrarad.com/careers/home-reading-station-setup): A home reading station needs calibrated diagnostic displays, a wired low latency link, a dark quiet room, and device controls the Security Rule expects.
- [Radiologist workload and reading volume expectations](https://astrarad.com/careers/radiologist-workload-expectations): Radiologist workload at AstraRad is set per role against a defined worklist: subspecialty routing, tiered turnaround, and standing headroom for surges.
- [Teleradiology jobs: how reading for AstraRad works](https://astrarad.com/careers/teleradiology-jobs-how-it-works): Teleradiology jobs at AstraRad pair a fellowship subspecialty with a coverage window: routed worklists, final signed reports, defined turnaround tiers.

## Optional

- [Sitemap](https://astrarad.com/sitemap.xml): every indexable URL with its last-modified date
- [Full text](https://astrarad.com/llms-full.txt): every published page above, in full, as markdown
- [MCP server](https://astrarad.com/mcp): Model Context Protocol endpoint for services, pricing and turnaround lookups
- [Agent skills](https://astrarad.com/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json): skill descriptors for services, pricing, turnaround and onboarding
- [Authentication](https://astrarad.com/auth.md): how an agent authenticates against the API