Everlight Radiology United Kingdom
A lifeline for vital radiology services
As radiology becomes an increasingly diverse and challenging discipline, the need for specialist expertise and round-the-clock support is more essential than ever.
Everlight provides those services as needed – including urgent after-hours or urgent daytime reporting, routine or backlog reporting, or an independent quality assurance service to ensure you’re maintaining the best possible standards in reporting.
Join our team
A career that will take you further
London, Dublin, Sydney, New York, San Francisco, Auckland, Cape Town…
When we say we ‘follow the sun’ we mean it! Providing 24/7 ‘daylight’ hour radiology reporting means we’re looking for GMC (UK), IMC (IRE) & RANZCR (AUS & NZ) specialist consultant radiologists in all four corners of the globe.
We offer full time, permanent part time and casual opportunities in our state of the art offices or from home around the globe including in Australia, New Zealand, UK, Europe, United States, Canada and South Africa. Our footprint is growing as fast as our business.
The Everlight Advantage
Clinical quality
At Everlight, our commitment to excellence sits at the core of who we are.
Bespoke award-winning technology
Find out more about the custom-built technology that’s so essential to Everlight.
You can rely on Everlight
We have extensive experience
Number of urgent after hours reports last month
March 2018
15,063
We meet our guarantees
Reports completed within 1 hour
99.44% |
99.43% |
99.35% |
99.30% |
| Dec 2017 | Jan 2018 | Feb 2018 | Mar 2018 |
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News & Events
Everlight is recruiting neuroradiologists - Visit us at the BSNR/ISNR neuro Conference, Dublin
We are proud to be supporting and exhibiting at the first joint British Society of Neuroradiologists and Irish Society of Neuroradiologists neuroradiology conference in Dublin this week. Come and say hello!
Watch our October EverLearning webinar, Mechanisms and CT findings in polytrauma
We are delighted to have hosted emergency radiology specialist Professor Scaglione for our October EverLearning webinar on Mechanisms and CT findings in Polytrauma. If you missed it you can still watch the recording here. The webinar is free and eligible for 2 CPD points.
Register now for our next webinar, Imaging in cases of suspected physical abuse
Our September webinar was presented by guest speaker, Dr Katharine Halliday, former Chair of the British Society of Paediatric Radiology and National Clinical Lead for the Getting-It-Right- First-Time (GIRFT) programme for Imaging and Radiology on 'Imaging in cases of suspected abuse. What you should know.' You can access the webinar recording here.