The finding comes as some radiologists struggle meeting the demands of both family and their profession, Medscape reported. 

The Healthcare Workforce Resilience Act would recapture 15,000 unused immigrant visas, previously authorized by Congress, for overseas medical doctors.

The Los Angeles-based imaging center operator has deployed "super techs," overseeing multiple CT or MR exams remotely with the help of aids. 

Over 71% of those polled have reservations about serving as the primary tech when working off-site, the American Society of Radiologic Technologists reports. 

Attorneys accuse Digirad of failing to pay minimum wages or overtime and shirking laws requiring regular meal and rest periods. 

In the absence of federal laws to address violence against healthcare workers, most state legislatures have taken up the cause on their own.

The decision is due to reduced production volumes, the high cost of site infrastructure and opportunities to streamline shipping. 

The doctor appealed the hospital's decision in hopes of returning to work, but that appeal was ultimately denied.