Apply to Report for 5C Network
Two tracks to join India's largest AI-powered radiology network. General reporting across X-ray, CT, MRI, and mammography — or interview for a subspecialist panel and earn premium rates. A radiologist can do both.
By Kalyan Sivasailam, Founder & CEO ·
How would you like to report for 5C Network?
Select your track. You can do both.
Fresh MD/DNB graduate? You're welcome on both tracks. Learn about the early-career programme →
What happens next
1
Submit application
Fill out this form with your qualifications and preferences.
2
Credential verification
We verify your license and registration (48 hours).
3
Bionic Flow training
A brief onboarding session on the AI-assisted reporting interface.
4
Start reporting
Receive studies based on your modalities and schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
MD/DNB in Radiology with a valid medical license from an Indian state medical council. Fresh graduates and experienced radiologists are both welcome.
A brief, AI-assisted assessment that verifies your domain expertise. Case-based questions, approximately 30 minutes in a single session. Passing qualifies you for premium subspecialist rates (₹425–575 per study).
Yes. A radiologist can report general cases and also interview for subspecialist panels. You can start general reporting while your subspecialty review is in progress.
No. You can report full-time, part-time, or pick specific night windows. Late evening (10 PM to 1 AM) and early morning (5 AM to 8 AM) earn a 10% premium. Deep night (1 AM to 5 AM) earns a 20% premium. Even 2-3 hours helps. There is no lock-in or minimum volume requirement.
General applications are reviewed within 48 hours. Subspecialist interview results are typically available immediately after completion.
