Consultant Radiologist

We offer remote opportunities on a self-employed basis, alongside remote employed positions based in Spain, the UK, Sweden and Denmark.

Your career with TMC

Develop your subspecialist practice with clinical support, shared expertise and access to continuing education.

Choose between reporting remotely under a self-employed service agreement or joining TMC as an employee. Explore the options below to find the arrangement that suits your career and circumstances.

Your working options

Option 1: Remote self-employed radiologist

• Location: work from home in the UK or Europe, or potential countries outside of Europe according to GDPR (Please check eligible countries with the recruitment team)
• Commitment: part-time or full-time reporting, with a minimum of 10 hours per week.
• Pay: competitive remuneration on a pay per case basis, with no cap to earning potential

Option 2: Employed radiologist

• Locations: Spain, the UK, Sweden and Denmark. Full-time employment includes opportunities in Sweden and Denmark.
• Commitment: full-time or part-time employment, with a minimum of 32 hours per week for full-time
• Pay: base salary with additional earning opportunities, subject to the agreed terms, with no cap to earning potential
• Working model: Either remote from home, from the office or hybrid, but must reside in one of these locations or be willing and eligible to relocate.

If you are considering relocation, please discuss the available locations and arrangements with our recruitment team.

Clinical work and support

You will report within a subspecialist team in neuroradiology, musculoskeletal, body or emergency radiology, according to your experience and the needs of the service.

• A supportive international community of radiologists, with opportunities to share expertise.
• AI-supported reporting tools and TMC’s radiology information system.
• Clinical governance and quality assurance, supported by internal and external audits.
• Access to more than 250 hours of free CME-accredited education, training and fellowships through Unilabs Academy.
• Opportunities to explore teaching, research and clinical leadership.
• 24/7 IT support.
• Full workstation provided to report from home

What you will bring

• A medical degree and specialist qualification in diagnostic radiology.
• Consultant level experience and expertise in neuroradiology, musculoskeletal, body or emergency radiology, with a minimum of 1 year’s experience as a consultant for Emergency reporting and a minimum of 2 years’ experience as a consultant for elective Body, MSK or Neuro reporting
• Relevant medical registration, or eligibility to obtain it, with GMC (for UK reporting) or with the Swedish or Danish registration authorities (if reporting for Sweden or Denmark)
• The language skills required for that reporting market, together with proficiency in English, TMC’s corporate language.
• Confidence using digital reporting systems, clear communication and a commitment to clinical quality.

Explore your options

Apply to tell us about your experience, preferred working arrangement and reporting interests. If you are unsure which option suits you, our recruitment team can discuss the available opportunities with you. Click 'Apply' and take the next step in your radiology career.