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Physician and non-clinical jobs · Remote reading, consult, coverage, and the teams behind them
Telemedicine jobs, by specialty.
One hub for physician roles in remote reading, consult, and coverage. Each specialty gets its own job board, operated by Yellowcross. Radiology is live. More specialties are in development. A board for non-clinical roles at the same organizations is in development too.
Radiology · telerad.jobs
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1 open radiology role
01 · Specialties
One board per specialty.
Radiology opened first because it is the most mature remote specialty. The rest follow the same model on their own domains. Status is literal: live means you can browse and apply today, in development means you can ask to be told when it opens.
01 Live
Radiology
Diagnostic, interventional, overnight, locum, and per-block coverage roles.
Live on telerad.jobs
02 In development
Pathology
Digital and whole-slide reads for institutions moving pathology off the glass.
In development
03 In development
Cardiology
Remote echo, nuclear, and ECG interpretation for hospitals and groups.
In development
04 In development
Neurology
Telestroke, EEG and continuous EEG monitoring, neurocritical care.
In development
05 In development
Psychiatry
Institutional telepsychiatry: ED consults, inpatient coverage, consult-liaison.
In development
06 In development
Dermatology
Store-and-forward teledermatology for health systems and groups.
In development
07 In development
Ophthalmology
Remote retinal screening and image interpretation programs.
In development
08 In development
ICU & Sleep Medicine
Tele-ICU coverage and remote sleep-study interpretation.
In development
01b · Non-clinical roles
The roles behind the reads.
The groups, hospitals, imaging centers, and laboratories on the specialty boards also hire the people who run them: operations, revenue cycle, credentialing, IT, compliance, and leadership. One board for those roles is in development, for verified provider organizations only.
02 · How it works
Three steps. No account required to look.
- 01
Find your specialty
Every telemedicine specialty gets its own board. Pick yours from the list above, or ask to be told when it opens.
- 02
Go to its board
Each board lives on its own domain and works the same way: structured listings, staff review, no noise.
- 03
Apply on the board
Your application goes to the employer you choose. On telerad.jobs, the employer sees it without your name or contact details. Those are released only if Yellowcross gives that employer access. Nothing enrolls you in a recruiting program unless you choose it.
For employers
Hiring remote specialists?
Basic listings are free on every Yellowcross board. Postings are structured and reviewed by staff, so they are comparable and credible. Applications come to you directly. Recruiting and coverage services are available on request.
03 · What counts as telemedicine here
Three tests.
A specialty belongs on this hub when it passes all three. This is the institutional definition of telemedicine, not the consumer one.
1
The work product is digital
Images, slides, waveforms, monitored data. If it can be read on a screen, it can be read from anywhere.
2
Geography does not change the outcome
A licensed physician in another state reads the same study the same way. Distance is a licensing question, not a clinical one.
3
The relationship is institutional
Groups contract with hospitals, labs, and imaging centers. This is not consumer video visits.
Tell me when my specialty opens.
Pick your specialty. You get one email when its board is live, and nothing else unless you ask.
All fields are required.
telemedicine.jobs and every specialty board are operated by Yellowcross Healthcare Commerce LLC, a practice-management firm built in radiology. Yellowcross does not provide patient care or clinical reads. About the operator.