Emergency Radiology

At the Forefront of Emergency and Acute Care Radiology.

RAF is proud to be at the forefront in the evolution of emergency and acute care radiology. As this subspecialty has rapidly expanded in recent years, our radiologists have played an active role in developing their own educational algorithms with organizations such as the American Society of Emergency Radiology.

24/7/365 Coverage

Full-service ED coverage is integral for high-volume, high-acuity hospitals and outreach Urgent Care centers. Across our enterprise, RAF radiologists provide acute care diagnostic and interventional

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radiology services to centers with advanced trauma care designation (Level I and Level II), chest pain accreditation (American College of Cardiology), and comprehensive stroke centers certification (Joint Commission/American Heart Association/American Stroke Association), including supervising and training residents at fellows at the USF Morsani College of Medicine. Through state-of-the-art networking, our team of dedicated acute  care radiologists, provide round the clock personalized coverage to RAF’s entire network of hospitals, urgent care centers, and other facilities offering after hours care.

At our facilities, RAF radiologists work closely with emergency medicine, trauma surgery, and other acute care specialists to develop advanced imaging  protocols, maximizing efficiency and throughput. There is also active participation in interdisciplinary quality management meetings to maintain high accuracy and quality of care. RAF radiologists have also played pivotal roles to trauma surgery programs at our hospital partners to obtain and maintain trauma certification designations. This experience translates to confidence in our ability to provide the necessary administrative support and physician coverage for our hospital’s elite trauma and other acute care programs.

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