RAYUS Radiology·Saint Louis Park, Minnesota
The radiologist will perform high-quality diagnostic imaging interpretations primarily within their fellowship-trained subspecialty. The role involves managing a predictable outpatient case mix without emergency department interruptions or overnight call requirements.
Remote Outpatient Radiologist (Body Imaging | Neuroradiology | MSK)
Work From Home | Flexible Schedule | No Call | $650,000–$1M+ Earning Potential
Join a Physician-Led Outpatient Practice Built for Radiologists
Medical Scanning Consultants, PA is seeking Board Certified or Board Eligible radiologists to join our expanding physician-led teleradiology practice serving RAYUS Radiology's nationwide network of outpatient imaging centers.
If you're looking for a fully remote opportunity that offers predictable daytime hours, exceptional compensation, clinical autonomy, and a true work-life balance, we'd love to speak with you.
Whether your expertise is Body Imaging, Neuroradiology, Musculoskeletal Imaging, or Spine Imaging, you'll enjoy a practice designed around high-quality outpatient care—not emergency department volume or overnight call.
About the Practice
Medical Scanning Consultants, PA provides professional radiology services for RAYUS Radiology, one of the nation's leading providers of outpatient diagnostic imaging.
Our continued growth has created abundant outpatient imaging volume supported by an established referral network and favorable payer mix. New physicians can quickly build a productive practice with a steady stream of high-quality cases.
More importantly, we believe great radiology groups are built on relationships—not simply productivity metrics. Our teleradiologists are valued members of our physician team, not anonymous readers assigned to a worklist. We prioritize collaboration, communication, and long-term professional satisfaction.
This is a fully remote outpatient radiology position focused on high-quality diagnostic imaging.
Radiologists read primarily—and often exclusively—within their fellowship-trained subspecialty.
Participation in these areas is entirely optional.
Typical daily volume ranges from approximately 50–100 outpatient studies depending on modality mix, reading style, and physician preference.
Because nearly all studies originate from outpatient imaging centers, the case mix is predictable, efficient, and optimized for workflow.
Unlike many teleradiology positions, this role is designed to provide physicians with meaningful flexibility.
As long as quality standards and turnaround expectations are met, physicians have significant control over their daily workflow and schedule.
Vacation scheduling is equally flexible through collaborative team coverage.
We recognize that every physician values compensation differently, which is why we offer multiple employment options.
Experienced, high-producing radiologists have the opportunity to earn $1,000,000+ annually.
We're seeking radiologists who combine clinical excellence with professionalism and collaboration.
We value radiologists who understand that every study represents a patient—not simply another case on a worklist.
If you're looking for the freedom of remote practice while remaining connected to a supportive physician group, you'll find an excellent long-term home here.
For More Information, Please Reach out to: Bruce Ligon | RAYUS Radiology | Physician Recruiter
Bruce.Ligon@rayusradiology.com
904-654-5535
Additional state licenses are welcomed and may expand scheduling opportunities.
If you're interested in joining a physician-led outpatient practice that combines exceptional compensation, flexible remote work, and a collaborative culture, we encourage you to submit your CV and a brief statement of interest.
We look forward to discussing how your career goals align with the future of Medical Scanning Consultants, PA.
Candidates must be ABR Board Certified or Board Eligible with fellowship training in Body Imaging, Neuroradiology, Musculoskeletal Imaging, or Spine Imaging. Applicants are required to hold an active medical license in at least one U.S. state.
Market context
Physician roles in Minnesota are typically driven by steady demand in primary care and community health settings, especially where access and continuity of care matter. These positions are competitive because employers often look for an accredited MD or DO, relevant experience, active Minnesota or North Dakota licensure, DEA registration, and BLS certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then confirm your license status and community health experience before applying.