News | Information Technology | December 03, 2025

At RSNA 2025, BioSked showcased the latest updates to it Momentum scheduling platform.

BioSked Announces Expansion to Scheduling Platform

Momentum scheduling platform
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Dec. 1, 2025 — BioSked has announced a major expansion of its Momentum scheduling platform, introducing one of the first AI-driven solutions that plans radiology and teleradiology teams based on Relative Value Units (RVUs) and across multiple time zones. The company showcased Momentum at RSNA 2025 in Chicago.

As imaging volumes surge and teleradiology spreads globally, many radiology groups still rely on spreadsheets and manual paperwork. The consequences are clear: inefficiencies, staff fatigue, and uneven workloads, which impact patient access to care. Momentum aims to change that.

Momentum brings three core innovations to radiology workforce management:

  • RVU-Based Assignments: Radiologists are scheduled by workload and specialty, ensuring staffing matches actual clinical demand.
  • Multi-Time-Zone Coordination: On-site and remote radiologists can be coordinated across time zones to provide continuous coverage while making better use of off-peak hours and global teleradiology partnerships.
  • AI-Driven Fairness: Up to 90% of administrative work is eliminated while ensuring fairness constraints and staffing goals, reducing manual adjustments while preserving transparency for all involved.

The platform is already used by more than1,000 healthcare sites worldwide, turning scheduling from a manual chore into a strategic advantage.

Radiology teams face rising case volumes, workforce shortages, burnout and the complexity of hybrid or remote work. Momentum provides operational balance, ensuring the right expertise meets the right workload — wherever teams are located.

"Scheduling healthcare staff shouldn't be an afterthought. It's the backbone of how care gets delivered," said David Dudok de Wit, CEO of BioSked. "By planning coverage on RVUs and coordinating teams across time zones, Momentum helps radiology groups absorb growing volumes, protect their teams from overload, and make better use of every hour they staff."

"For many of the groups we speak with in North America, the challenge is not just filling shifts, it's proving that coverage matches demand and RVUs," added Doug Nicholson, General Manager North America at BioSked. "Momentum gives chief radiologists and practice leaders a single platform to balance on-site and remote teams, guarantee fairness, and support decisions with clear insights instead of spreadsheets."

 


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