Day Neuroradiologist - Austin Radiological Association

ARA•Austin, TX

1d•Remote

About The Position

ARA Diagnostic Imaging is seeking a fellowship-trained Neuroradiologist to join their highly collaborative and nationally respected neuro team. This is a rare opportunity to practice advanced neuroradiology remotely within a physician-led, partnership-driven environment that prioritizes clinical quality, flexibility, innovation, and physician autonomy. As part of ARA’s dedicated neuroradiology section, you will interpret a diverse and advanced mix of neuro cases while collaborating with experienced subspecialists, neurologists, neurosurgeons, and multidisciplinary care teams—all from the comfort of your home. ARA is one of the largest and most established radiology groups in the country, consisting of 118 subspecialized radiologists serving hospitals and imaging centers throughout Central Texas. This opportunity offers strong compensation, long-term partnership potential, schedule stability, and the flexibility to build a sustainable remote career without sacrificing clinical complexity or professional growth. The role offers a true 100% remote daytime position designed to support both professional excellence and quality of life.

Requirements

Board-certified or board-eligible in Diagnostic Radiology.
Fellowship-trained in Neuroradiology (ABR/CAQ eligible).
Comfortable with general radiology including plain films, CT, and ultrasound.
Strong interpersonal and collaborative communication skills.
Eligible for Texas medical licensure.

Responsibilities

Interpret a broad spectrum of advanced neuroradiology studies within a highly efficient and collaborative remote environment.
Brain, spine, and head & neck MRI and CT interpretation.
Advanced neuroimaging studies.
Stroke imaging including CTA and CTP interpretation.
Trauma neuroimaging for a Level I trauma center.
General radiology interpretation including plain films, CT, and ultrasound.
Participation in tumor boards and multidisciplinary conferences.
Collaboration with neurologists, neurosurgeons, and referring physicians to support exceptional patient care.