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Where do you want to read? Excalibur work is 100% remote.

We’re ready to help you get started. 

Where do you want to read? Excalibur work is 100% remote.

We’re ready to help you get started. 

"After about ten years with a radiology group, my practice had shifted heavily toward mammography. With Excalibur, I get to read the ED cases I was missing, and the work fits around my current position. It has been a good fit for where I am in my career."

T.D., MD
Excalibur Teleradiologist

Practice teleradiology with our respected team, with the career independence you deserve. ​

Excalibur is a source of part to full-time teleradiology work for many radiologists that prefer the flexibility we offer. We have a different approach and it’s worth considering. 

Reading with Excalibur can provide you greater scheduling autonomy, a collegial culture and competitive compensation.

Excalibur offers its imaging interpretation support nationwide and serves facilities with differing needs in various states. We encourage a discussion to explore which opportunities might work for you.

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Speak with our on-staff recruiter

Jeff Birkenmaier

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Current Work Listings

Explore Excalibur’s remote reading opportunities:

  
    
      
                  
  

"Excalibur Healthcare is the perfect way to participate in patient care and satisfy my desire to stay engaged in radiology."

G.H., DO
Excalibur Teleradiologist

Why work with Excalibur?

  • Scalable work: Part or Full time
  • Flexible scheduling
  • Professional satisfaction, collegial network
  • Pay-per-click compensation: Read more, earn more
  • Work from anywhere within the US
  • Administrative support for licensing, credentialing
  • Malpractice covered

Excalibur Teleradiology can be ideal for:

  • Full time work with flexible scheduling
  • Part-time income outside your current employment (no need to quit your day job)
  • Rads facing practice headwinds or career uncertainty
  • Career 1099’ers seeking more sources of work
  • Those transitioning away from on-site roles
  • Semi-retired or reading-in-retirement radiologists