240 subspecialists. Ten subspecialties. Every report signed by name.
A panel of board-certified, fellowship-trained subspecialists reading across 12 time zones. The physician who reads your study is the physician who signs the report.
Ten subspecialties. One panel.
One partner across the full range of studies your department sends out. Each study is read by a radiologist fellowship-trained for exactly that work.
Neuroradiology
Brain, spine, and head & neck. Stroke, trauma, and neuro-oncology reporting.
Musculoskeletal (MSK)
Joints, sports injury, arthritis, and bone and soft-tissue tumors.
Body imaging
Abdominal and pelvic cross-sectional reporting across CT and MRI.
Chest / Thoracic
High-volume chest CT, cardiothoracic studies, and lung nodule follow-up.
Cardiac
Cardiac CT and MRI, coronary calcium scoring, and functional assessment.
Breast imaging
Screening and diagnostic mammography, tomosynthesis, and breast MRI.
Pediatric radiology
Age-specific protocols and dose-aware reporting for children.
Emergency and trauma
Whole-body trauma CT and acute findings, at any hour.
Nuclear medicine & PET-CT
Gamma, SPECT, and PET-CT reporting across organ systems.
Oncologic imaging
Staging, restaging, and treatment-response follow-up.
Credentialed before a single study is assigned.
Board-certified. Fellowship-trained. Licensed and credentialed to your facility's requirements. Every reader is verified before a single study is routed to them, and re-verified on a fixed cycle.
Board-certified
Every reader holds current board certification in radiology, verified at onboarding and re-verified on a fixed cycle.
Fellowship-trained
Every reader completed subspecialty fellowship training in the area they read for. Not a generalist covering unfamiliar ground.
Licensed to your facility
Radiologists are licensed and credentialed to the requirements of the facilities whose studies they read.
Vetted before assignment
Credentials, licensure, and reading history are verified before a single study is routed to a reader.
Credential files for every reader are available on request during procurement.
Nobody reads overnight in their own time zone.
The panel reads across 12 time zones, so your night is always someone's morning. Coverage runs 24/7/365, and no radiologist reads through their own night.
Your night, their morning
Overnight studies from your facility land on a worklist where it is mid-morning. Alertness is a scheduling decision, not a hope.
Rested readers only
No radiologist on the panel reads overnight in their own time zone. Fatigue never signs a report.
The queue never sleeps
24/7/365 coverage with a credentialed subspecialist always reading. Weekends and holidays included.
The names on the reports.
240 subspecialists sign for AstraRad. Four profiles, illustrative of the mix and the standard:
Dr. Sofia Reyes
Fifteen years in high-volume chest CT and cardiac imaging. Leads the STAT tier protocols and the critical-findings escalation pathway.
Dr. Alistair Finch
UK-trained neuroradiologist with a decade of stroke and neuro-oncology reporting. Oversees the urgent-tier pathway for head and spine studies.
Dr. Amara Okonkwo
Runs the mammography reporting standard and the peer review program. Chairs the monthly discrepancy review across the panel.
Dr. Daniel Weiss
Dual-boarded in radiology and nuclear medicine. Leads PET-CT and gamma reporting, and the protocols for oncologic follow-up studies.
Illustrative of the subspecialty mix and credentialing standard of our reading panel.
Coverage that signs its name.
Tell us where the gaps are: nights, weekends, a subspecialty, a backlog. We will match your studies to the right subspecialists and put the credential files on the table.
240 board-certified subspecialists on panel today.