Diagnostic Radiologist - Daytime Role (No Evenings or Nights)

Mayo Clinic•Austin, MN

5d•Hybrid

About The Position

Practice in a true daytime radiology role with no evenings or nights, supported by a collaborative regional Mayo Clinic Health System team. Join a collaborative regional practice of 14 radiologists across Southeast Minnesota, supported by an integrated system spanning Albert Lea, Austin, Owatonna, and Red Wing, with high quality and strong collegial relationships. Practice as a general radiologist with subspecialty integration, interpreting a broad range of studies including breast imaging, while maintaining and applying your fellowship training across modalities. Work with a unified integrated EMR and PACS, and Mayo Clinic imaging protocols to balance workload and enhance efficiency across sites. 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. Work a predictable daytime schedule (Monday–Friday) with shared weekend daytime coverage (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. Participate in a high-functioning, team-based environment where case distribution, technology, and physics support are designed to streamline workflow and support high-quality interpretation. Perform a light volume of procedures including joint injections and breast biopsies, with no procedural call requirements, and flexibility to tailor procedural involvement based on your interests. Engage in a practice that supports broad clinical exposure and continued subspecialty skill development, with local advanced imaging (including 3T MRI and PET/CT) and Mayo Clinic resources.

Requirements

Fellowship training across modalities
Ability to work with a unified integrated EMR and PACS
Ability to apply Mayo Clinic imaging protocols
Ability to work in a dedicated individual reading office
Ability to leverage AI tools to support workflow efficiency, prioritization, and diagnostic accuracy
Ability to work a predictable daytime schedule (Monday–Friday)
Ability to participate in shared weekend daytime coverage (6 weekends/year)
Ability to work in a high-functioning, team-based environment
Ability to perform a light volume of procedures including joint injections and breast biopsies
Broad clinical exposure
Continued subspecialty skill development

Nice To Haves

Subspecialty integration
Weekend shifts can be done remotely

Responsibilities

Practice as a general radiologist with subspecialty integration, interpreting a broad range of studies including breast imaging, while maintaining and applying your fellowship training across modalities.
Work with a unified integrated EMR and PACS, and Mayo Clinic imaging protocols to balance workload and enhance efficiency across sites.
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.
Work a predictable daytime schedule (Monday–Friday) with shared weekend daytime coverage (6 weekends/year) and no scheduled evenings or nights (weekend shifts can be done remotely).
Participate in a high-functioning, team-based environment where case distribution, technology, and physics support are designed to streamline workflow and support high-quality interpretation.
Perform a light volume of procedures including joint injections and breast biopsies, with no procedural call requirements, and flexibility to tailor procedural involvement based on your interests.
Engage in a practice that supports broad clinical exposure and continued subspecialty skill development, with local advanced imaging (including 3T MRI and PET/CT) and Mayo Clinic resources.