Know your wRVU per hour, shift by shift.
RadExpert turns exam counts and timestamps into a clear view of your productivity — by shift, modality and time of day — measured against the target you choose.
No patient data. Ever. Just exam types, counts and times.
wRVU / hour by shift
Last 7 shifts · exampleIllustrative example with made-up numbers.
See where your hours actually go.
Volume alone doesn't tell you much. RadExpert normalizes your work to time so you can compare shifts fairly.
wRVU per hour, every shift
Each shift scored against your target — 10 wRVU/hour by default, adjustable to whatever your group uses.
Modality mix
Break productivity down by CT, MR, ultrasound, radiography and more to see which reads drive your numbers.
Time-of-day patterns
Spot when you're fastest and where the day slows down — early morning, mid-afternoon or late evening.
Shift-type comparison
Compare day, evening, overnight and weekend shifts side by side on a level, per-hour basis.
Three steps. No integrations required.
RadExpert works from a simple export you already have access to — no PACS or reporting-system connection.
Add your shifts
Enter shift start and end times, or bring them in with your exam file.
Upload exam counts
A CSV of exam types and timestamps. That's it — nothing that identifies a patient.
See your numbers
wRVU per hour by shift, modality and time of day, measured against your target.
Built to never touch PHI.
RadExpert only needs to know what you read and when — not who. Keeping patient information out entirely is a design decision, not a setting.
What RadExpert uses
- Exam type / CPT code
- Exam counts
- Timestamps and shift times
What it never asks for
- Patient names, MRNs or dates of birth
- Accession numbers
- PACS or reporting-system screenshots or logins
RadExpert is in development.
We're building the first version now. Early access for radiologists opens soon.
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