Emergency Radiologists: Work from Japan, Australia or New Zealand
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Join Telemedicine Clinic (TMC), a Unilabs company, and deliver high-quality emergency radiology services from one of three exciting international locations: Japan, Australia or New Zealand.
Our international model enables experienced radiologists to report emergency cases for hospitals in Scandinavia and the UK during local daytime hours. This means you can continue developing your emergency radiology expertise without evening or overnight reporting.
As part of TMC’s Emergency section, you will join a supportive, subspecialised team committed to delivering accurate and timely diagnoses for healthcare clients and their patients.
Choose the opportunity that suits you
Japan
Join our developing hub in Japan and become part of an exciting new chapter for TMC’s Emergency section.
- Placement: Six months
- Working hours: At least 30 hours per week
- Schedule: Local daytime hours, with no evening or nighttime work
- Reporting: Emergency cases for hospitals in Scandinavia and the UK
- Relocation support: Visa costs covered by TMC
- Ideal for: Radiologists looking for a shorter international experience while continuing to work within a European clinical environment
Australia
Relocate to Australia and combine a new lifestyle with a longer-term professional opportunity.
- Placement: Minimum of 12 months, with the opportunity to stay longer
- Working hours: At least 30 hours per week
- Schedule: Local daytime hours, with no evening or nighttime work
- Reporting: Emergency cases for our European healthcare clients
- Relocation support: Visa arrangements and relocation costs covered by TMC
- Workstation: A complete home workstation is provided when reporting away from the office
- Ideal for: Radiologists seeking flexibility, strong earning potential and a longer international adventure
New Zealand
Build your emergency radiology career from New Zealand while enjoying daytime working hours and the opportunity for a longer-term lifestyle change.
- Placement: Minimum of 12 months, with the opportunity to stay longer
- Working hours: At least 40 hours per week
- Schedule: Local daytime hours, with no evening or nighttime work
- Reporting: Emergency cases for our European healthcare clients
- Relocation support: Visa arrangements and relocation costs covered by TMC
- Workstation: A complete home workstation is provided when reporting away from the office
- Ideal for: Radiologists looking for a full-time international position and a longer-term relocation experience
Why join TMC?
Whichever location you choose, you will benefit from:
- Competitive remuneration, with attractive additional income opportunities where applicable
- The opportunity to develop as a subspecialist in Emergency Radiology
- Access to cutting-edge AI solutions and TMC’s proprietary radiology information system
- A supportive international community of expert radiologists
- 24/7 IT support
- Free access to the TMC-Unilabs Academy, including more than 250 hours of CME-accredited education and fellowship opportunities
- Opportunities to become involved in leadership, teaching and research
- Strong clinical governance and quality assurance through internal and external audits
- Professional and practical support throughout your international placement
What we’re looking for
You will need:
- A medical degree and specialist qualification in diagnostic radiology
- At least one year of experience as a Consultant Radiologist
- Registration with, or eligibility to register with, the relevant medical authorities in Sweden, Denmark, Norway or the UK
- The ability to report in the language of at least one of these countries
- Professional proficiency in English, TMC’s corporate language
- Confidence using digital tools and radiology reporting systems
- Strong communication and organisational skills
- A proactive, collaborative and solution-oriented approach
- The ability to meet the working-hour and relocation commitment for your chosen location
As an Emergency Radiologist, you will be an integral member of TMC’s subspecialised Emergency section, reporting directly to the Section Head. If you are ready to advance your career, experience life in a new country and help deliver high-quality emergency radiology services, click ‘Apply’ today and tell us whether Japan, Australia or New Zealand is the right opportunity for you.
