Rested, daytime reporting
A department's overnight studies are read in someone's daytime. Final reports, straight into the home system, with no morning re-read.
Everything stays home
Employment, registration, indemnity and clinical governance all stay put. No radiologist ever reads another country's patients.
Reciprocal by design
Every participating system both sends and hosts. Outsourcing spend is minimised by keeping reporting resource within public systems.
The opportunity, and how the model works Why & How
Work abroad without resigning, in daytime hours, in a real department with colleagues. Your salary, seniority, registration and superannuation remain intact at home.
What a Fellowship looks like
Overnight cover by your own, known, rested radiologists, and a retention offer that answers the wish to travel. Hosting costs your reporting budget nothing and builds professional networks.
The pitch for departments
The corridors
UK Up to 12 mthsWorkable both ways; the academic visitor route supports NZ Radiologists.
Ireland Up to 12 mthsThe visiting academic permission is quicker and lighter than the UK's.
Sweden Up to 6 mthsClean to six months, and the natural first leg of a longer circuit.
New Zealand Up to ~9 mthsThe host end of every corridor: the 2025 “digital nomad” visa change lets visiting Fellows report for home from here.
Canada and 
USA are potential partners on a different time shift, covering the home evening rather than the full night. Feasibility work still to come. All corridors
Meridian is a working proposal. The ask right now is founding departments to co-design pilots, and the radiologists who would form a first cohort. What we're asking