For radiologists

Report on your own schedule. Our team supports you around the clock.

Remote X-ray, CT, MRI and mammography reporting in routine, on-call or mixed mode, from wherever you work, with no minimum hours. You sign your contract online and can report your first studies on the same day as your training.

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Reports are issued for facilities in Poland under Polish law, so a Polish medical licence (PWZ) is required.

1Working conditions

Everything you need to know before you decide

Remote work does not have to mean working alone. You set your own schedule, with a team supporting every shift.

Your schedule, your choice

You decide when and how much you report. You enter your availability in the integrated calendar weekly, monthly or further in advance.

You decide what you report

You choose the modalities and areas that match your experience and subspecialty: X-ray, CT, MRI, mammography or any combination of these. Studies are assigned according to those preferences, with no minimum volume and at any time of day.

Never alone on a shift

Between several and a dozen or more radiologists are on duty at the same time, so you can discuss a difficult case promptly and consult interesting cases with other specialists in the team chat.

Medical triage of emergency studies

At peak times, radiology residents perform the initial medical triage of on-call studies and mark the urgency of each request, so studies with suspected stroke or pulmonary embolism reach your worklist ahead of studies from clinically stable patients.

Medical coordinators 24/7/365

An in-system chat with coordinators who help with organisational and technical matters at any hour.

From any location

You report from home, from another city or from abroad. We provide a reporting workstation with diagnostic monitors, or you work on your own tested equipment.

Organisational backing

Medical coordinators support you around the clock

Every shift and every routine worklist is supported by a team of medical coordinators available at night, at weekends and on public holidays. They handle calls and queries from facilities, check that images, clinical information and prior studies are available on time, and respond to urgent clinical or technical issues before they reach you. Only matters relevant to reporting are passed on to the radiologist, so that you can focus on the study itself.

Team available around the clock, including nights, weekends and public holidays
Contact with the facility, documentation and request flow handled by the team
Only issues relevant to reporting are passed on to you
Rapid response to urgent clinical and technical matters

2Working modes

Routine, on-call or both

You choose the mode at the start and change it when your calendar changes.

Working modes for radiologists at Telediagnosis
Mode	What you report	Who it suits
Routine	Routine and urgent studies in the hours you choose; no emergency time pressure	Radiologists combining remote reporting with hospital work, private practice or other commitments
On-call	Emergency and urgent studies during your scheduled on-call shifts, supported by the wider radiology team and triage	Radiologists interested in acute and emergency imaging who want to cover on-call reporting remotely
Mixed	On-call shifts according to the calendar plus routine studies in between	Radiologists who want a steady volume throughout the month

3Getting started

From application to first report

The entire onboarding process is online: it usually takes one or two working days, and when everything lines up, only a few hours pass between the first call and your first report.

Application

A short form on this page: contact details, licence number, modalities and working mode.
about 5 minutes
Introductory call

A coordinator contacts you to discuss the scope of reporting, your preferred working mode and availability. You then receive an individual proposal.
within one working day
Documents and contract details

You receive a secure link to provide your contract details and upload the required documents.
about 15 minutes
Online contract

You sign the B2B contract electronically, with no printing or posting.
in as little as 60 minutes of submitting the documents, usually the same or the next working day
Set-up, training and first reports

Our IT team configures your reporting workstation and system account, straight after the contract is signed or at a time you choose; online training in the system follows immediately, and then your first studies, even on the same day.
training about 60 minutes

What to prepare

Requirements and documents

A Polish medical licence (PWZ), specialist qualification in radiology and diagnostic imaging or current residency training in the specialty, a registered business for B2B contracting, and professional liability insurance. You provide your medical diploma, PWZ certificate and insurance policy; specialists also provide proof of their specialist qualification.

4Contract and billing

Clear terms, no minimum commitment

You are paid per completed report, at the rates set out in your individual proposal.

Contract

B2B collaboration under an electronically signed contract
No minimum hours and no minimum volume
You can pause and resume the collaboration when your situation changes
Changes to rates or scope are agreed by addendum, without renegotiating the entire contract

Billing

Rates depend on modality, priority and study group; you receive your individual proposal after the call
By the 5th of each month you receive a statement of completed reports from the system
You issue your invoice by the 10th of the month to the indicated address
A dedicated billing contact for any questions about your monthly statement

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5Team

Who you are joining

A steady flow of studies comes from more than 130 healthcare facilities, with named medical supervision and a monthly medical audit overseeing reporting quality.

190+Radiologists in the teamcompany data, 2026

130+Facilities referring studiescompany data, partner facility database, March 2026

3.2 millionReports since 2017company data, as of 23 September 2026

7Subspecialties in the teamcompany data, September 2026

Supervision

Who is responsible for report quality

Medical supervision: Dr Magdalena Hevelke, Medical Director. Medical audit: Prof. Jerzy Walecki, Medical Consultant, reviews around 30 randomly selected reports each month on a scale of 1 to 5, with feedback to the reporting radiologist. If a hospital questions a report, you are not on your own: a re-consultation request reaches you in the system and you respond within 24 hours, formal complaints are handled by medical supervision, and the Medical Director reviews re-consultations and audit results on an ongoing basis. Source: Telediagnosis ISO 9001 procedures, abridged version 1.3, 16 October 2026.