Core Radiology Remote

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Teleradiology services for Australian imaging providers

Your team. Our radiologists. More reporting capacity.

Give your practice the reporting support it needs to keep moving.

Core Radiology Remote provides flexible remote radiology reporting for imaging providers. Whether you need regular capacity, cover for planned leave or help with a growing workload, we work with you to build a reporting arrangement around your service.

Build additional reporting capacity into your service with a recurring arrangement. We discuss your study mix, expected volumes and reporting schedule, then agree on the work to be covered.

Suitable for practices seeking ongoing support alongside their existing radiologists or planning reporting capacity for a developing service.

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Reporting support that works alongside your team

Build additional reporting capacity into your service with a recurring arrangement. We discuss your study mix, expected volumes and reporting schedule, then agree on the work to be covered.

Suitable for practices seeking ongoing support alongside their existing radiologists or planning reporting capacity for a developing service.

Regular reporting support

Plan for annual leave, parental leave and gaps while recruiting. An agreed period of remote reporting can help your team manage capacity while a radiologist is away or a position remains unfilled.

Let us know your dates early so we can review availability and allow time for onboarding.

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When the worklist grows, we help you assess what additional reporting support may be available. We review study types, outstanding volumes and clinical priorities with your team before agreeing on a plan.

Support can be discussed for a defined backlog or recurring periods of higher demand.

Overflow and backlog reporting

Opening a clinic, adding a modality or growing across more sites takes planning. Reporting capacity should be part of that conversation from the beginning.

We can discuss your projected study mix, launch timing and systems so an appropriate reporting arrangement can be developed ahead of commencement.

Have a gap in your reporting roster?

Tell us what needs covering and when. We’ll discuss available capacity and the steps to get started.

Reporting for new and expanding clinics

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Reporting scope built around your study mix

Tell us about your X-ray, CT, ultrasound and MRI reporting requirements. We review the examination types and expertise needed, then confirm which work our available radiologists can support.

While general X-rays require no preparation, some specialised scans (like certain ultrasounds) might require you to fast or drink water beforehand. Our team will give you specific instructions when you book, or you can check our detailed preparation guide below.

Do I need to prepare for my scan?

Get in Touch

We are here to help.

Whether you have a question about an upcoming scan, need to discuss your referral, or want to book an appointment, our friendly front-of-house team is ready to assist you.

Call: 1300 WeScan (1300 937 226)

email: hello@coreradiology.com.au

Important Information for your Appointment

The information provided on this page is for general guidance only and does not replace professional medical advice. While we are experts in diagnostic imaging, your referring doctor is the expert on your overall health. We always recommend speaking with your doctor before proceeding with any medical scan or procedure to ensure it is the right diagnostic path for you, and to discuss any specific aftercare requirements.