Veterinary Radiologist – Virtual Clinical Imaging Partner

Position Overview

Sage Veterinary Imaging is seeking aboard-certified veterinary radiologist for a unique virtual clinical role that goes beyond traditional teleradiology.

Our radiologists serve asvirtual clinical partners to Sage DVMs, interns, and imaging teams, remaining connected to the diagnostic imaging process from study acquisition through interpretation, clinical communication, and case follow-up. Working acrossultrasound (US), CT, MRI, and advanced neuro-MRI, the radiologist provides real-time clinical guidance, supports study acquisition and protocol selection, and advances clinician capabilities across imaging modalities.

This model combines the flexibility of remote radiology with the clinical engagement, specialist collaboration, professional growth, and case continuity typically associated with an on-site specialty practice.

Are You Looking for More from Your Radiology Practice?

Do you want the flexibility of virtual radiology while remainingmeaningfully connected to clinical medicine? Are you energized by complex cases, collaboration with other specialists, advancing your skills in neuro- and cross-sectional imaging, and seeing what happens with your patients after the report is complete?

What Makes Radiology at Sage Different

The role provides the opportunity to:

• Practice as anintegrated clinical partner—versus a solo image interpreter—working alongside Sage DVMs, neurologists, radiologists, interns, and imaging teams.
• Deepen your expertise inneurologic and cross-sectional imaging through collaboration with clinicians highly experienced in these areas.
• Remain connected to thefull imaging journey, from remote acquisition guidance through interpretation, clinical decision-making, and meaningful case follow-up.
• Buildhigh-touch relationships with referring veterinarians through direct consultation and case discussion, including brief Loom videos that help advance their understanding of complex or noteworthy findings.
• Work in aquality-focused clinical environment where outcomes are tracked and used to continually strengthen diagnostic quality, protocols, and patient care.
• Help shape an evolving model ofcollaborative veterinary imaging, contributing your expertise to clinical standards, workflow, technology, and continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities

Virtual Clinical Partnership & Case Coordination

• Serve as avirtual clinical partner to Sage DVMs, interns, technicians, and specialty clinicians acrossUS, CT, MRI, and neuro-MRI cases.
• Use Sage’svirtual clinical and imaging platforms to collaborate with on-site teams in real time—reviewing studies as they are acquired, providing guidance, discussing cases, and supporting clinical decision-making while working remotely.
• Provide real-time expertise inmodality selection, study design, protocols, sequences, and acquisition to support diagnostic quality and optimize each study.
• Collaborate with on-site DVMs toprioritize cases, address acquisition or clinical considerations, and support efficient, timely imaging and patient care.
• Participate incase follow-up, maintaining greater visibility into clinical outcomes and incorporating those insights into continued clinical collaboration and improvement.
• While the role is designed to bevirtual, radiologists are welcomed and encouraged to spend time at any Sage imaging center foronboarding, orientation, clinical collaboration, or hands-on work with our teams.

Diagnostic Interpretation & rDVM Partnership

• Interpret diagnostic imaging studiesaccurately, comprehensively, and within established turnaround expectations, producing clear and clinically actionable reports.
• Communicate directly with referring veterinarians onsignificant, complex, or time-sensitive findings, serving as an accessible imaging resource for case discussion and clinical decision-making.
• Helpadvance rDVM understanding through brief Loom videos that visually walk through complex or noteworthy findings and connect imaging to the clinical picture.
• Provide consultation to Sage clinicians regardingimaging findings, differential diagnoses, additional diagnostics, and imaging-related clinical considerations.
• Support continuity acrossstudy acquisition, interpretation, communication, and clinical follow-up, helping ensure imaging meaningfully informs next steps in patient care.

Clinical Collaboration & Mentorship

• Partner with Sage DVMs and interns acrossultrasound, CT, MRI, and neuro-MRI, supporting continued growth in modality selection, protocoling, study acquisition, image assessment, and clinical application.
• Providecase-based guidance and feedback as a natural part of collaborative clinical workflow.
• Participate incase review, rounds, and collaborative case discussions that strengthen imaging competency and clinical reasoning.
• Identify opportunities to support individual and team development based oncase experience, acquisition quality, imaging challenges, and clinical outcomes.

Quality, Outcomes & Continuous Improvement

• Participate inpeer review, quality assurance, and clinical outcome tracking, using follow-up to support continual learning and diagnostic improvement.
• Identify opportunities to improvestudy acquisition, imaging protocols, reporting, communication, and case workflow, collaborating with clinical and operational teams to implement solutions.
• Partner with Sage clinical leadership to advanceclinical standards, diagnostic quality, patient outcomes, and the referring-veterinarian experience.
• Stay current with advances inveterinary diagnostic imaging, neuroimaging, imaging technology, and evidence-based practice, helping translate new knowledge into clinical practice.

Qualifications

• DVM/VMD or equivalent veterinary degree.
• Diplomate of theAmerican College of Veterinary Radiology (ACVR) or theEuropean College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging (ECVDI).
• Astrong interest and drive to strengthen your skills in advanced diagnostic imaging, particularlyMRI, CT, neuroimaging, supported by mentorship and collaboration with Sage’s radiologists, neurologists, and clinical team.
• Ability and desire to function as aclinical consultant, collaborator, and mentor.
• Strong communication skills and an ability to translate complex imaging findings into meaningful, practical information for both Sage clinicians and referring veterinarians.
• Comfortable providing both real-time and asynchronous clinical guidance in a technology-enabled virtual environment.
• Commitment to clinical quality, mentorship, evidence-based medicine, continual learning, and improvement.

Schedule, Employment Options & Benefits

We recognize that the right opportunity looks different for every radiologist. Sage is open tofull-time and part-time arrangements, with schedules structured around mutual fit, clinical coverage needs, and the level of involvement you are looking for.

Whether you are seeking aprimary full-time clinical home or want to maintain another professional commitment while becoming part of Sage’s clinical team, we are interested in creating a structure that provides flexibility while allowing formeaningful, consistent clinical partnership.

Sage offerscompetitive compensation structured around the scope and schedule of the role, along with a comprehensive benefits package for eligible employees that includes:

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• Fully paid Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• 401(k) with company match
• Paid time off and paid holidays
• Paid parental leave
• Continuing education allowance and paid CE time
• Access to numerousadvanced radiology and neurology fellowship programs, creating opportunities to deepen expertise in MRI, CT, neuroimaging, and other areas of professional interest
• Employee pet-care discount

Benefits and paid-time-off eligibility may vary based on employment status and scheduled commitment.

The Opportunity

This role is designed for a radiologist who wants the flexibility of virtual workwithout giving up the connection and collaboration of clinical medicine.

At Sage, you remain connected to the patient, the clinicians acquiring the study, the referring veterinarian, and what happens next. You can influence imaging quality, collaborate with DVMs and specialists on challenging cases, advance your own expertise,help advance referring veterinarians’ understanding through the imaging they send us, and gain greater insight into clinical outcomes.

You’re not simply at the end of the diagnostic imaging process—you’re part of it.

Remote radiology with a clinical home.

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