Most clinics know hourly locums — you pay for time whether or not plans are in the queue. VROSol charges for completed deliverables, with coverage that scales when your department needs it.
A plan for physics check, a chart for review, a dosimetry case — or patients waiting for physician contouring and planning — with priority and due date.
One plan check equals one unit. Dosimetry is per plan with add-ons for sites and boosts. Physics packages flex capacity up or down with volume — and several physicists stay assigned to your site so coverage never depends on one person.
Review notes, approvals, or planning packages through your agreed secure channel — nationwide, including clinics with no on-site physicist.
They keep machine QA, regulatory items, and local needs. VROSol takes plan checks, dosimetry, and chart review.
Machine QA scheduled primarily in the Southeast US, elsewhere by arrangement.
Yes. We currently cover clinics entirely remotely — plan checks, chart reviews, and dosimetry. Remote workflow is our standard operating model.
Often yes, and frequently the most budget-friendly option. They retain oversight; we absorb plan volume that creates backlog and after-hours pressure.
Typically machine QA, regulatory and accreditation, equipment issues, and in-person clinic relationships. VROSol handles defined remote deliverables.
Locums fill a seat on the clock. VROSol fills specific deliverables per plan — full remote coverage or relief for an existing physicist.
We assign several physicists to each site. Coverage does not depend on one person — so you don’t need separate vacation coverage arrangements.
Yes. Board-certified, licensed radiation oncologists provide remote contouring and planning for patients already on your clinic’s list — so backlog clears without waiting for additional on-site physician days.
We accommodate routine, urgent, and STAT priorities — aligned with how clinics already classify work.