Neuroradiologist

Practice in a true daytime radiology role with no evenings or nights, supported by a collaborative regional Mayo Clinic Health System team.

• Join a highly collaborative, 17-radiologist practice within a physician-led, financially stable Mayo Clinic Health System, with strong subspecialty support and consistent clinical demand. 
• Practice primarily within your neuroradiology subspecialty, along with general hospital and emergency imaging, allowing you to maintain subspecialty focus while staying engaged in a well-rounded practice. 
• Work a predictable daytime schedule (Monday–Friday) with shared weekend daytime coverage (5-6 weekends/year) and no scheduled evenings or nights (weekend shifts can be done remotely). 
  • all after-hours coverage managed by a separate Mayo Clinic Health System radiology team.
  • allowing for a consistent daily routine and clear separation between work and personal time.
• Interpret studies in a dedicated individual reading office, designed to support focus, efficiency, and a high-quality reading experience. 
• Leverage a combination of vended and internally developed AI tools to support workflow efficiency, prioritization, and diagnostic accuracy within daily practice.
• Participate in a busy, high-quality practice environment with strong referral patterns, where clinical volume supports both subspecialty expertise and professional growth. 
• Option to perform a small volume of procedures including LP and myelogram, with the opportunity to increase procedural volume based on individual interests and experience (including head and neck procedures if desired). 
• Engage in regular interdisciplinary conferences, fostering direct collaboration with referring clinicians and reinforcing Mayo Clinic’s integrated, patient-centered care model. 
• Contribute to peer review, quality initiatives, and Mayo Clinic committee activities, with opportunities to influence practice standards and collaborate across the broader Mayo Clinic system. 
• Practice in an environment that emphasizes efficiency, collegiality, and long-term sustainability.

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• Subspecialty Radiology fellowship required
• ABR board eligible or board certification required
• Medical licensure in both Minnesota and Wisconsin

Compensation Detail: The minimum starting salary for Medical specialties may range from $208,000 to $708,168. This range reflects full-time total base compensation prior to consideration of additional experience or duties. Pay for the selected candidate will vary based on specialty, experience, FTE, internal equity, or external market data.