Practicing at vRad
Remote radiologist jobs with flexible schedules, equitable pay, and the most advanced reading platform. Discover teleradiology at vRad.
Remote radiologist jobs with flexible schedules, equitable pay, and the most advanced reading platform. Discover teleradiology at vRad.
Radiologist well-being matters. Explore how vRad takes action to prevent burnout with expert-led, confidential support through our partnership with VITAL WorkLife. Helping radiologists thrive.
Visit the vRad blog for radiologist experiences at vRad, career resources, and more.
vRad provides radiology residents and fellows with free radiology education resources for ABR boards, noon lectures, and CME.
Teleradiology services leader since 2001. See how vRad AI is helping deliver faster, higher-quality care for 50,000+ critical patients each year.
Subspecialist care for the women in your community. 48-hour screenings. 1-hour diagnostics. Comprehensive compliance and inspection support.
vRad’s stroke protocol auto-assigns stroke cases to the top of all available radiologists’ worklists, with requirements to be read next.
vRad’s unique teleradiology workflow for trauma studies delivers consistently fast turnaround times—even during periods of high volume.
vRad’s Operations Center is the central hub that ensures imaging studies and communications are handled efficiently and swiftly.
vRad is delivering faster radiology turnaround times for 40,000+ critical patients annually, using four unique strategies, including AI.
vRad is developing and using AI to improve radiology quality assurance and reduce medical malpractice risk.
Now you can power your practice with the same fully integrated technology and support ecosystem we use. The vRad Platform.
Since developing and launching our first model in 2015, vRad has been at the forefront of AI in radiology.
Since 2010, vRad Radiology Education has provided high-quality radiology CME. Open to all radiologists, these 15-minute online modules are a convenient way to stay up to date on practical radiology topics.
Join vRad’s annual spring CME conference, featuring top speakers and practical radiology topics.
vRad provides radiology residents and fellows with free radiology education resources for ABR boards, noon lectures, and CME.
Academically oriented radiologists love practicing at vRad too. Check out the research published by vRad radiologists and team members.
Learn how vRad revolutionized radiology and has been at the forefront of innovation since 2001.
Visit the vRad blog for radiologist experiences at vRad, career resources, and more.
Explore our practice’s reading platform, breast imaging program, AI, and more. Plus, hear from vRad radiologists about what it’s like to practice at vRad.
Ready to be part of something meaningful? Explore team member careers at vRad.
Since developing and launching our first model in 2015, vRad has been at the forefront of AI in radiology.
Developed by vRad to target the most commonly missed findings and those with the greatest impact on patient care
Identifying critical finding errors early for QA and rapid correction
Reducing emergent turnaround times by 15+ minutes on average—and often by hours for non-emergent cases with unexpected critical pathology
As the landmark 1999 report To Err is Human highlighted, errors in healthcare are inevitable—but they can be quickly corrected.
vRad AI acts as a powerful safety net,¹ identifying 2,000+ diagnostic errors annually across eight critical pathologies, for quality improvement and timely clinical correction.
While 2,000+ diagnostic corrections is a significant number, vRad radiologists read 6.7M studies annually. AI enhances our robust QA program, which has enabled vRad to maintain consistent accuracy for many years—currently 99.87%. With just 1.3 major misses per 1,000 reads, our error rate is lower than published benchmarks like the Wilson Wong study (JACR, 2005).
Mistakes happen in healthcare. Catching errors early and learning from them can significantly reduce the impact on patients.
Medical malpractice lawsuits often involve all physicians and facilities in a case. vRad AI enhances accuracy, reducing malpractice exposure for clients and mitigating millions of dollars in potential indemnity costs annually.
For a deeper look at how vRad’s QA and malpractice data shape AI development, read insights from Dr. Benjamin W. Strong: AI Quality Assurance Models: Saving Lives and Millions in Avoided Med-Mal
With rising volumes and a persistent nationwide radiologist shortage, vRad AI is a crucial safety net, automatically identifying and prioritizing cases with suspected critical findings.
AI reviews all relevant incoming images for thirteen critical findings. When pathology is suspected, the case is immediately routed to all available radiologists and placed at the top of their worklists—without disrupting workflow.
vRad receives a high volume of urgent orders from emergency departments nationwide. Each year, 36,000+ confirmed critical findings are prioritized by vRad AI, reducing turnaround times by 15+ minutes on average.
vRad’s AI also detects critical findings in routine imaging, when they’re not suspected. Each year, AI prioritizes 14,000+ non-emergent cases—including 1,200 confirmed intracranial hemorrhages, 200 pulmonary emboli, and 20 aortic dissections—accelerating care by hours, compared to standard, non-emergent turnaround times.
vRad’s automated radiologist alerts, embedded in the vRad Platform, help eliminate common reporting errors, including:
See what it’s like to practice at vRad and have the power of AI at your back.
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¹AI as a “safety net” does not guarantee all critical pathologies listed will be detected. AI improves the probability of detection, as indicated by the number of diagnostic corrections made.
²vRad analysis of studies with critical findings. Data range: 1/1/23-12/31/23.
vRad AI software does not provide any diagnostic or treatment information or recommendations. Studies are not flagged for the radiologist in any way to indicate that an AI model has identified a likelihood of the presence of any pathology. AI functionality is intended for prioritization and quality assurance, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, mitigate, or cure any disease or condition. Accuracy, recall, precision, and false negatives vary by AI model.