Our Mission: Provide the BEST diagnostic imaging care possible, remotely.

In the United States, as in most places around the planet, radiologists have gradually been becoming “de-specialized.”

Why? Even at major academic centers, demands on time, productivity and financial responsibility have necessitated radiologists to read outside of their areas of expertise. It is almost impossible to keep up with the RVU demands of a clinical department and remain completely subspecialized. Extrapolate that to non university practices, and true experts are less and less common.

TET counters some of the momentum driving de-specialization by allowing practices to disengage RVU’s from FTE’s. We are all subspecialists. However, when you use one FTE of TET, you gain multiple subspecialists.

How does this work for you? When you need a Neuro MRI interpreted, you get a neuroradiologist; High resolution chest CT -- pulmonary radiologist; Virtual Colonoscopy--GI radiologist; etc.

Under traditional circumstances, this would take your practice hiring multiple subspecialists. This is expensive, and over time, these subspecialists get ‘watered down’ by having to read outside of their field. When you hire TET, you get all of these subspecialists at your disposal, when you need them.

If you don’t need a neuroradiologist one day, but you have a lot of musculoskeletal work, then you will get a musculoskeletal imager. In the middle of the day a brain MRI comes in, and the neuroradiologist is there for you.

You are paying for the work that gets done--NOT for the multiple bodies typically required to fill a practice.