Overview
Act as the expert reviewer on interventional angiography and fluoroscopy image sequences, deciding unclear and disputed cases flagged by a first-pass labelling team.
About this job
We're seeking interventional neuroradiologists to review angiography and fluoroscopy image sequences (2D, biplane and single plane, including DSA runs). You act as the expert reviewer and decide the difficult and unclear cases.
What matters is clinical judgement from real procedural experience.
What you'll do
- Review cases flagged by the first-pass team as unclear, ambiguous or disputed, and decide what is clinically correct.
- Correct or confirm labels of anatomical structures, catheters, guidewires, device tips and contrast filling in individual frames.
- Judge timing within a sequence, for example the frame at which a structure becomes visible or a device reaches its target position.
- Set the reference standard where two reviewers disagree.
- Give structured feedback and clarifications to the first-pass team so error rates go down.
Required skills
NeurologyNeurosurgeryInterventional NeuroradiologyEndovascular NeurointerventionMechanical ThrombectomyAneurysm Coiling / Flow DiversionAVM and Dural Fistula EmbolizationCarotid and Intracranial StentingBiplane Fluoroscopy and DSA Interpretation
Who can apply
- Degree: MBBS / MBChB / MBBCh / BM BCh / BMBS, MD / MS (postgraduate), DM / MCh, DNB
- Field of study: Neurology, Neurosurgery