Radiologist Frequently asked questions

Teleradiology allows radiologists to report medical imaging studies remotely, using secure digital systems to receive, interpret, and send reports to referring clinics and hospitals.

We work with Australian FRANZCR-qualified radiologists. All radiologists must be appropriately credentialed, hold current AHPRA registration, and maintain relevant professional indemnity insurance.

Yes. All our radiologists are required to reside and work within Australia to ensure compliance with local regulations, credentialing requirements, and to support reliable service delivery across Australian time zones.

You’ll need a reliable high-speed internet connection. PRO Radiology typically provides and ships the workstation, pre-configured with required software. Alternatively, you can use your own setup if it meets our technical and security requirements.

Our radiologists report using InteleViewer and Fluency for Imaging (FFI) voice recognition for efficient and accurate reporting.

Yes. We provide onboarding and one-on-one training sessions to familiarise you with our reporting workflows, RIS/PACS access, and templates.

Our workload includes general outpatient referred X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound, dental/CBCT. The mix depends on your subspecialty interests and credentialing.

Studies are distributed via our RIS based on your rostered sessions, subspecialty, and availability. There’s flexibility to pick up additional cases during your shifts if desired.

Routine studies are typically expected within 36–48 hours. Urgent and priority cases have shorter turnaround targets (e.g., 4 hours urgent, 12 hours Priority ).

Radiologists must hold current AHPRA registration, FRANZCR qualifications, and appropriate professional indemnity insurance. Standard identity verification and credentialing checks are also required as part of the onboarding process.

On average, onboarding takes 2–3 weeks depending on credentialing turnaround, equipment shipping, and IT configuration.

Yes. We have an internal peer review and clinical governance process to maintain quality and provide feedback. Participation is part of our clinical quality framework.

Yes. You can work full-time, part-time, or ad-hoc sessions, including after-hours and weekend shifts. Many of our radiologists enjoy flexible rosters that fit around other commitments.

Our dedicated support team is available for workstation support and troubleshooting, along with our in-house operations team.

We use secure email, phone, and messaging for operational queries. For clinical discussions, you can also liaise directly with our medical director or relevant peers.