Skip to Content

USBC Thoracic/Body Radiologist for a Pneumothorax Study (ADC S00409)

United States . Remote

Project summary

We are seeking senior, actively practicing U.S. Radiologists with a Thoracic or Body Imaging subspecialty to participate in a paid, remote clinical imaging review project focused on pneumothorax (PTX) in adult patients.

This project offers radiologists the opportunity to apply their expertise in chest imaging and pneumothorax detection by independently reviewing chest X-rays and providing structured clinical determinations across cases from Emergency Department, inpatient, and outpatient settings.

Project details

  • Format: Remote clinical imaging review.
  • Case Volume: Approximately 200–400 cases; the final number of scans is still being finalized.
  • Average Review Time: Approximately 2–4 minutes per case.
  • Patient Population: Adults 18 years and older.
  • Imaging Modality: Chest X-rays.
  • Clinical Settings: Cases from Emergency Department, inpatient, and outpatient settings.
  • Expected Start Date: Approximately October 12–15, 2026.
  • Project Duration: Approximately 2 weeks from study initiation.

Responsibilities

  • Independently review assigned adult chest X-ray studies.
  • Determine whether each scan is positive or negative for pneumothorax (PTX).
  • Provide a confidence ranking for each clinical determination.
  • Add clinical notes when your confidence level is relatively low.
  • Complete assigned cases within the established project timeline.
  • No annotations are required as part of the review process.

Requirements

  • U.S.-based senior Radiologist who is currently and actively practicing.
  • At least 5 years of post-ABR experience.
  • Thoracic Radiology or Body Imaging subspecialty.
  • Currently reads chest X-rays on a daily basis across ED, inpatient, and outpatient settings.
  • Experience interpreting adult chest X-rays involving pneumothorax (PTX).

Apply Now to contribute your radiology expertise to an innovative clinical imaging initiative where your specialized experience can support high-quality medical image review.

Interested in this role? Use Apply now above or email recruiting@medcase.health with questions. Our team will follow up with more information.

Designed for Practising Clinicians

Medcase engagements are built to complement active clinical practice—not replace it.

  • Project-based participation aligned with your specialty
  • Compensation for professional medical expertise
  • Flexible involvement without long-term commitments
  • Secure, compliant environments (HIPAA, GDPR)

Held to Clinical Standards

Not every contribution is equal in healthcare—and we treat it that way.

  • Credential verification and specialty matching
  • Structured review and calibration processes
  • Ongoing quality oversight by medical and project leads
  • Clear clinical and ethical guidelines

How Clinicians Contribute

Clinicians participate where medical judgment matters most in AI development.

  • Reviewing and validating medical data and model outputs
  • Providing expert clinical interpretation across modalities (text, imaging, video, waveform, audio)
  • Supporting clinician-led data annotation and enrichment
  • Advising on clinical accuracy, relevance, and edge cases
  • Contributing specialty-specific insight across regulated use cases

Professional Contribution, Fairly Compensated

Clinicians are compensated for their time and professional expertise.

  • Compensation details are shared transparently during the application and onboarding process
  • Participation is designed to fit alongside active clinical roles
Image

6,000+ Health Care Professionals trust Medcase for flexible, rewarding project opportunities.

Join our network and start your fully remote part-time project today.

Join

Sign up for free, create your profile and verify your credentials.

Apply

Explore our current projects and find the perfect match for your expertise. Start contributing today!

Earn

Complete your tasks to receive monthly transfers to your connected payment method.