Remote Radiology Jobs: 4,630 Listings, 23% Pay Transparency, Oct 2026

TL;DR – Quick Takeaways

• 4,630 active remote listings on Loker Dollar (Oct 2026).
• 23% of all listings disclose any pay figure; 77% keep compensation private.
• 5 radiology‑focused postings are live, but only 1 (Integrity Healthcare) states a rate – $500 / hour.
• 62% of all remote jobs accept applicants from anywhere, yet most radiology roles still target U.S. states.
• AI skills appear in 12% of all remote listings – a growing edge for radiologists.

Explore current remote radiology openings now →. Only 1,071 of the 4,630 active listings mention pay, and among the radiology posts, the sole disclosed figure is an hourly rate of $500 (Integrity Healthcare) — a stark contrast to the silent majority.

What does the compensation landscape look like for remote radiologists?

The lone salary range we see comes from a non‑radiology role (Jobot, $150,000–$350,000 / year), underscoring how rare transparent pay is in this specialty.

How many remote radiology jobs actually disclose pay?

Which skills are most in demand for remote radiology roles?

Our skill‑demand snapshot (4,654 listings) shows:

• Communication required by 1,874 listings (40%).
• AI required by 539 listings (12%).
• Leadership, sales, and project management appear in under 10% each.

For radiologists, the combination of strong asynchronous communication and AI‑tool fluency is becoming essential.

Are hourly rates a realistic alternative to salary?

The $500 / hour rate from Integrity Healthcare translates to roughly $1 M / year if worked full‑time (40 h / week). While attractive, such rates are typically tied to high‑volume overnight shifts and RVU‑based bonuses, not standard salaried contracts. Candidates should assess workload expectations before chasing hourly gigs.

What geographic flexibility do remote radiology jobs offer?

Although 62% of all remote listings accept worldwide applicants, every radiology posting we sampled ties the role to a specific U.S. state (TX, CA, SC, MI). Licensing requirements still anchor these jobs geographically, limiting true “anywhere” flexibility.

How does remote radiology pay compare to other remote professions?

The contrast highlights how radiology remains one of the least transparent fields, even among high‑earning remote roles.

Methodology

• Data source: Loker Dollar remote‑job listings database (table D1).
• Query date: 2026‑10‑19.
• Sample size: 4,630 active listings (E1); 4,654 listings used for skill‑demand analysis (E10).
• Limitations: Pay figures are self‑reported by employers; many listings omit compensation, so salary averages cannot be calculated. State‑specific licensing details were not captured beyond the job title.

What we don’t know

• Exact number of remote radiology openings that are not captured in our snapshot (e.g., newly posted after 2026‑10‑19).
• How many radiologists negotiate higher rates beyond the advertised figures.
• The impact of emerging AI tools on future compensation structures.

FAQ

How can I increase my chances of landing a transparent‑pay radiology role?

Focus on AI‑enhanced imaging platforms (e.g., Aidoc, Viz.ai) and highlight documented success in asynchronous reporting.

Do I need a state license for every remote radiology job?

Yes, the hiring organization typically requires a license in the state where the patient’s care is delivered.

Are there any remote radiology positions that accept applicants outside the United States?

Our current data shows all radiology listings tied to U.S. states. While 62% of all remote jobs are worldwide‑open, radiology remains jurisdiction‑bound due to licensing laws.

Ready to apply? Browse the latest remote radiology listings on Loker Dollar and filter by “Remote” and “Radiology” to find the most up‑to‑date opportunities.

External references:

• Bloomberg – Stock Market Wrap (Oct 18 2026) – context on broader tech hiring trends.
• TechRadar – ARM AGI CPU benchmark (Oct 19 2026) – illustrates why AI skills are increasingly valuable.