15 Aug
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Scope Healthcare
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Australia
15 Aug
Scope Healthcare
Australia
About Scope Radiology
Scope Radiology, a subsidiary of Scope Healthcare, is a fast-growing group delivering first-class diagnostic imaging. Our culture is built on clinical excellence, ethical practice, and genuine collaboration. With recent sites opening across Victoria and beyond, we're redefining what's possible—one scan, one patient, one breakthrough at a time.
The Prospect
We're seeking a motivated Radiologist with a passion for musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging to join us on a part-time basis (a few days in office each week). Whether you are already FRANZCR-qualified or working toward Fellowship, you'll step into a high-volume, technology-rich environment backed by an experienced subspecialty team. For the right candidate, there is also scope to acquire an equity stake in our growing operations.
Qualifications
FRANZCR or eligibility (preferred)
RANZCR membership
Current AHPRA specialist registration & State/Territory Radiation Use Licence
Eligibility for a Medicare provider number
Commitment to the RANZCR Standards of Practice for Clinical Radiology (v11.2) and ongoing CPD requirements (2025 framework)
Professional indemnity cover
A values-driven mindset, strong ethics, and a collaborative approach
Benefits
Competitive base + generous incentive model
Genuine pathway to partnership and leadership
Option to acquire equity in the practice
Flexible rosters (on-site, hybrid, or teleradiology)
Growing network with leading-edge equipment and IT infrastructure
Compliance & Standards
Scope Radiology adheres to national and state regulations, including the ARPANSA codes, Vic Radiation Act 2005 licensing requirements, and RANZCR Quality & Safety guidelines. All applicants must be willing and able to practice in accordance with these standards.
Ready to take the next step?
Click Apply or email your CV to for a confidential discussion. Join us and help shape the future of imaging.
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📌 Radiologist Melbourne (Australia)
🏢 Scope Healthcare
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