National Subspecialty Coverage

Expert radiologists.
Who call it straight.

Expert Radiology routes studies to board-certified radiologists with relevant subspecialty expertise, from neuro to neuro and MSK to MSK. Our national workflow is built to scale with routine volume, overflow, and growth. Clear language, focused review, no guessing games.

Board-certified. Subspecialty depth. Licensed in all 50 states.

  • Avery J. Knapp Jr., M.D.
  • Zain Qazi, M.D.
  • Chad Barker, M.D.
  • Manuel Fortes, M.D.
  • Benjamin Park, D.O.
  • Maureen Barry, M.D.
  • Simukayi Mutasa, M.D.
  • Ahmed Ali Minhas, M.D.
  • Roger Jordan, M.D.
  • Christopher John Govea, M.D.
350+ Facilities Nationwide
400K+ MRIs Interpreted
50 States Licensed
400+ Depositions Delivered

Subspecialty depth.
Built to scale.

A few of the radiologists reading for Expert Radiology. Board-certified expertise across neuro, MSK, spine, and body imaging, coordinated to support routine demand, overflow, and growth.

Avery J. Knapp Jr., M.D.
Our Founder

Meet Dr. Knapp.

Avery J. Knapp Jr., M.D. is a board-certified, fellowship-trained neuroradiologist who co-founded Expert Radiology and still reads cases every week.

Dr. Knapp completed his Neuroradiology fellowship at Harbor-UCLA after residency at Lenox Hill, where he served as Chief Resident. His subspecialty focuses on brain and spine injuries and trauma-related radiology. He has delivered 400+ depositions on Expert Radiology reports and maintains licenses across all 50 states, DC, and Puerto Rico.

Chief Resident
Lenox Hill
Neuro Fellow
Harbor-UCLA
Depositions
400+
Licensed
50 States
FAQs

Common questions
Expert Radiology.

Answers for the people hiring us and the radiologists joining us.

Expert Radiology coordinates board-certified radiologists with subspecialty depth across neuro, MSK, spine, and body imaging. Studies are routed by modality, anatomy, credentials, and available expertise, so partners can use Expert Radiology for routine volume, overflow, or growth. The featured physicians on this page are a sample of the broader network behind PrecisionPlus v3™ reads.

Brain and spine cases route toward neuroradiology expertise. Joints, soft tissue, and extremities route toward musculoskeletal radiology expertise. Body and other subspecialties are covered through our network.

Turnaround depends on study complexity, clinical priority, current volume, and the agreed workflow. Urgent matters are scoped during intake and tracked through the ExRad Portal, including for mediation and pre-deposition work.

Our core practice is outpatient MRI, which is what most of our facility partners need most. We also cover CT, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine through our subspecialty network when a facility requests them.

Yes. We are actively recruiting board-certified subspecialty radiologists. Historical contractor ranges run $500 to $900+ per hour for qualifying radiologists. Work is structured as 1099, 100% remote, outpatient only, with no shifts and no call. Individual results vary. Start at our radiologist hub or apply directly.

Dr. Knapp, a board-certified neuroradiologist with 400+ depositions delivered, co-founded the practice with a practicing attorney. The pairing is intentional. Every report is built to meet both clinical and legal standards from day one. Read Dr. Knapp's full profile.

From the radiologists themselves.

Radiologists on what reading with Expert Radiology is like, in their own words.

“Working with Expert Radiology has been a great opportunity. There is a steady volume of the types of studies I want to read, with a heavy emphasis on studies in my specialty. The culture of the group at large is professional, respectful, and supportive.”

Dr. Zain QaziRadiologist1 of 2 from Zain
Work With Us

Two ways to work with Expert Radiology.

Buying for your firm, practice, or imaging center? Walk through a real PrecisionPlus v3™ report with our team. A radiologist looking for a better read? Come talk to Dr. Knapp.

Avery J. Knapp Jr., M.D.
Video
From the Radiologist Hub

Why I built Expert Radiology.

Dr. Knapp on the practice he wished existed, the bench he built, and why every study gets a subspecialty read.

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