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Hospital Credentialing in the Teleradiology Era: Why It Still Takes So Long For radiologists entering teleradiology or expanding into multi-site practice, hospital credentialing can feel surprisingly out of step with modern medicine. Teleradiology allows expertise to cross state lines and reach hospitals at any hour. Yet the administrative process that permits a radiologist to read for those facilities often remains ...

Is $1 Million Per Year the New 90th Percentile in Radiology? I spend a lot of time talking to radiologists every week, and one thing that has really struck me recently is how much money some radiologists are making compared to just a few years ago. It truly feels like a great time to be a radiologist. Not that long ...

Private Practice Is Still the Goal, But Physicians Deserve a Voice The recent effort by hundreds of Banner Health physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants in Arizona to unionize has generated considerable discussion throughout the medical community. As someone who spent nearly 15 years working within Banner Health and who has consistently advocated for physician autonomy, I have been asked ...

Hospital Credentialing in the Teleradiology Era: Why It Still Takes So Long For radiologists entering teleradiology or expanding into multi-site practice, hospital credentialing can feel surprisingly out of step with modern medicine. Teleradiology allows expertise to cross state lines and reach hospitals at any hour. Yet the administrative process that permits a radiologist to read for those facilities often remains ...

Is $1 Million Per Year the New 90th Percentile in Radiology? I spend a lot of time talking to radiologists every week, and one thing that has really struck me recently is how much money some radiologists are making compared to just a few years ago. It truly feels like a great time to be a radiologist. Not that long ...

Private Practice Is Still the Goal, But Physicians Deserve a Voice The recent effort by hundreds of Banner Health physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants in Arizona to unionize has generated considerable discussion throughout the medical community. As someone who spent nearly 15 years working within Banner Health and who has consistently advocated for physician autonomy, I have been asked ...