Locum radiologist positions allow you to take control of your workload and lifestyle and earn extra income as well as being paid to travel to locations that interest you across Australia.
I specialise in working with radiologists one-on-one, always with full transparency around reporting expectations, workload, pay rates, and the support available on site or remotely.
I work directly with diagnostic and interventional radiologists to ensure each placement is
professionally rewarding, transparent, and well-supported.
Whether you focus on MSK, neuro, breast, interventional, or general imaging, I match you with sites that respect your expertise.
I manage your credentialing and paperwork so future hospital approvals are faster and simpler.
I coordinate flights, accommodation, and logistics upfront, so you're not left figuring it out after you say yes.
You deal directly with me. One contact for bookings, logistics, and follow-up, ensuring quick responses and clear communication.
Radiology is at the heart of every hospital’s clinical decision-making. As a locum radiologist, you might handle high-volume diagnostic reporting, ultrasound or CT-guided procedures, or urgent after-hours reads. Some roles cover a broad range of modalities, while others focus on subspecialty lists.
Regional and rural hospitals often offer greater autonomy, flexible reporting volumes, and genuine appreciation for your contribution. Metro departments typically provide advanced PACS systems, subspecialty collaboration, and a faster-paced reporting environment.
That’s why I look deeper than most agencies:
I recognise you’re a specialist whose interpretation guides every clinical decision, and I make sure each placement reflects that level of responsibility.
Even the most experienced radiologists reach a point where variety, balance, or a change of pace matters as much as the next case.
Advanced imaging, subspecialty lists, and multidisciplinary collaboration.
General and emergency imaging with procedural exposure and tight-knit teams.
Modern equipment, steady caseloads, and flexible hours across all modalities.
Broad-scope imaging, greater autonomy, and strong retrieval or remote support.
Remote reporting, flexible scheduling, and national case variety.
Whether you’re looking to expand your subspecialty experience, work with the latest imaging technology, or balance reporting with lifestyle, I’ll help match you with radiology departments that fit your expertise and professional goals.
FRANZCR and current AHPRA registration are essential. Hospitals may also require radiation licence registration in the relevant state or territory.
Roles include diagnostic reporting, interventional procedures, breast imaging, MRI/CT interpretation, and teleradiology. Placements range from short-term locums to fixed-term contracts.
Rates vary by state, modality mix, and urgency of cover. Typical locum rates range from $3,000–$4,000 per day for diagnostic roles, with interventional specialists often exceeding that.
Yes, most hospitals and clinics provide travel, car hire, and accommodation for locum radiologists.
Demand is consistently strong, particularly in regional and remote hospitals, where imaging turnaround times and procedural capability are critical.
Yes. Some private providers and health services offer remote reporting options, however, so many doctors are interested in this and most locum options require doctors on site.
Once credentialing and everything is in place and complete, placements can often commence as soon as necessary.