Online radiology reading and teleradiology services have been around for decades, but DocPanel’s marketplace is the first comprised exclusively of academic-level, fellowship-trained subspecialty radiologists. It’s time to reimagine everything you thought you knew about teleradiology.
DocPanel’s revolutionary alternative to traditional radiology reading services is transforming healthcare options. Medical professionals and patients now have unprecedented online access to ask a subspecialty radiologist for support in interpreting cases and getting second opinions.
Has completed a 6-step credential verification process
Is academic-level and fellowship-trained
Practices exclusively in the United States
Provides the highest standard of diagnostic interpretation
With a marketplace comprised of only the country’s finest and extensively trained medical professionals, DocPanel users are guaranteed a level of care and service previously only accessible by the largest facilities.
Choose DocPanel as your go-to resource for radiology reading services because of superior quality physicians, the flexible access you have to them, and the ability to handpick a customized panel of radiologists.
Lives are saved by swift and accurate diagnosis. Quality of life can be drastically improved when the right diagnosis and treatment plan is quickly identified or when conditions are ruled out.
Our 6-step credential verification approach ensures the radiology reading services you receive are performed exclusively by the most qualified academic-level and fellowship-trained subspecialty radiologists:
Never again question the quality, value, or feasibility of using online radiology reading services.
When you use DocPanel, you’re in complete control of selecting the right radiologist for your cases. DocPanel gives imaging providers and patients the freedom and ability to ask an online radiologist for help specific to unique, per-case needs and conditions.
Choose your doctors with filter criteria options like:
When you control who reads your patients’ cases, you control the quality of care provided.
How does DocPanel ensure imaging providers and patients can always access high-caliber, academic-level physicians? By actively recruiting so we can continue growing our exclusive community of subspecialty radiologists. With access to hundreds, and one day thousands, of the nation’s most qualified experts, your cases always receive prompt attention and the fastest turnaround times.
Modern healthcare needs require modern healthcare solutions. In an era where instant gratification is the rule, not the exception, you deserve direct, on-demand access to the right doctors whenever you need them.
DocPanel has over 400 specialty radiologists that you can pick from or allow us to find the best specialist for your case. Meet a few members of the DocPanel team of subspecialty radiologists:
Medical training at USC, and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Currently Division Chief, Nuclear Medicine, Keck School Of Medicine, University Of Southern California
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Medical Training at Johns Hopkins, UCSF and SUNY (Stony Brook). Currently Clinical Assistant Professor Of Breast Imaging, New York University
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Medical Training at Northwestern, University of Chicago and Touro University. Currently Faculty Radiologist at University Of Arizona College Of Medicine
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Medical Training at UC Irvine, Temple University. Currently Division Chief of Body Imaging and Professor of Radiology at USC Keck School of Medicine
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Medical Training at Temple University and Jefferson Medical College. Currently Musculoskeletal Radiology Division Chief at USC Keck School of Medicine
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Dr. Gale Sisney completed her medical training at Northwestern, University of Illinois and is currently a Diplomat of the American Board of Radiology and a Fellow of the American College...
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Dr. Alyssa Watanabe completed her medical training at UCSF and USC. She is a past President of the American Society of Spine Radiology, Clinical Associate Professor of Radiology at USC...
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Medical Training at Creighton University, University of California San Diego, and Mayo Clinic. Currently staff radiologist at the Naval Medical Center San Diego
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Medical Training at USC Keck School of Medicine with fellowship training at Mount Sinai. Currently Director of Women's Imaging at USC Keck School of Medicine
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Dr. Arnold Friedman Developed prostate imaging endorectal coil with FONAR and has published a book on prostate cancer and the use of clinical pelvic imaging
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Former professor, vice chairman of radiology, and director of MR services at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Dr. Richard Semelka is a leading expert in body MRI. He...
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Medical Training at Duke University and University of Connecticut in Musculoskeletal Radiology.
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NIOSH Certified B Reader. Medical Training at Duke University, University of Cincinnati, and Case Western Reserve University. Currently adjunct professor at Duke University Medical Center.
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NIOSH Certified B Reader. Medical Training at NYU and Duke University. Currently consulting associate at Duke University School of Medicine.
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Dr. Hudgins is an award winning head and neck imaging radiologist. She completed her medical training at UCSF and is a former professor of Neuroradiology at Emory University, where she...
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Medical Training at at University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Currently Assistant Professor of Radiology at University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
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Medical Training at George Washington School of Medicine, University of Maryland School of Medicine, and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center- Harvard Medical School. Currently Musculoskeletal Radiologist at the University of...
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Medical Training at Roy J and Lucille A Carver College of Medicine, Loyola University Medical Center, University of Wisconsin Health System.
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Medical Training at St George's Medical, LSU Health Sciences Center, and University of California - Davis.
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