The Mayo Clinic Rochester Department of Radiology is seeking candidates to join our amazing team in the Division of Abdominal Imaging.  We operate a high-volume clinical practice, providing the full gamut of services and we are specifically seeking individuals skilled in subspecialized abdominopelvic CT (including dual energy) and MRI (including prostate, rectal, GYN, pelvic floor imaging, elastography), as well as GI fluoroscopy. Opportunities to participate in other clinical areas, for example Hospital/ER or US, are possible and encouraged, depending upon everyone’s interest and expertise.  Academic rank will be determined by the qualifications and experience of the individual.

As a part of the Division of Abdominal Imaging at Mayo Rochester, you will work alongside nationally and internationally recognized leaders in radiology at a world-renowned medical center.   Our radiology team is fully integrated with the medical and surgical subspecialty teams, providing extraordinary collaborative interdisciplinary care for our patients and unparalleled opportunities for continued learning, research, and innovation for our radiologists.  Mayo Clinic has developed a new Research Department for AI and Informatics and currently more than 200 AI projects are in various stages of maturity across the discovery-translation-application research continuum.  The institution and the Department of Radiology are committed to leading the movement to bring AI tools and technology into clinical practice. The Department of Radiology has a large residency and fellowship program (including both an Abdominal Radiology and a Body Imaging & Intervention Fellowship) and places a high priority on providing a first-rate education for our trainees. 

Mayo Clinic Rochester has recently been ranked as the Number 1 hospital in the nation for the seventh straight year by US News and World Report. These repeated endorsements reinforce Mayo Clinic’s commitment to provide the highest quality care to each patient every day.  At Mayo Clinic, our primary value is “The needs of the patient come first” and we are proud to be consistently recognized for living and working according to our value. Diversity and inclusion are also integral to Mayo Clinic’s mission to provide excellent, culturally relevant care in a welcoming environment to patients from a wide variety of backgrounds and to create an inclusive work environment which allows individuals to achieve and contribute to their fullest potential.

• Subspecialty Abdominal Radiology practice in a world-renowned tertiary care center.
        
• Expectation of participation in the 3 shield practice, including clinical work, research, and education.
        
• Opportunities to pursue administrative and/or leadership positions, if desired.
        
• Multidisciplinary conferences and collaborations.
        
• Support and collaboration with department physicists and scientists.
        
• Culture of collegiality, professionalism, and innovation.
        
• State-of-the-art imaging facilities and equipment.
        
• Limited evening call and weekend coverage

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MD, DO, or equivalent degree with subspecialty training in Abdominal, Body Imaging, or similar.  Eligible for Minnesota medical license.  Board eligible/board certified by the American Board of Radiology (ABR).  

Well versed in abdominopelvic CT, MRI, and fluoroscopy preferred.

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