Description

Overview:

Michigan State University is actively recruiting a Body Imaging Radiologist to join a dynamic academic radiology practice built on sustainability, specialty expertise, and long-term professional engagement. This role offers a unique opportunity to integrate diagnostic imaging, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and fluoroscopy technology into a practice model designed for both clinical excellence and academic growth.

This position features a distinctive outpatient-focused structure, eliminating emergency department coverage, which supports high-quality diagnostic radiology interpretation, timely imaging assessments, and a more balanced approach to daily clinical practice. By reducing overnight and trauma demands, faculty can focus on delivering excellent patient care, fostering mentorship, and contributing to the broader academic mission.

Position Highlights

• Broad body imaging radiology practice encompassing CT, MRI, ultrasound, and fluoroscopy technology for both oncologic and general abdominal imaging
• Opportunities for comprehensive training of medical students and residents, providing hands-on exposure to advanced MRI and body imaging technology as part of daily clinical practice
• Academic appointment with structured opportunities in teaching, mentorship, program development, and quality initiatives
• Experienced faculty members committed to collaboration, professional growth, and recognition of non-interpretive contributions such as protocoling, multidisciplinary conferences, and educational leadership
• Partnerships with area hospitals and regional health systems to expand clinical impact, case diversity, and collaborative medical imaging initiatives

A key differentiator is access to advanced imaging infrastructure through the Center for Imaging Innovation and Translation, including an investigational PET-MR platform. This resource supports faculty engagement in oncologic imaging, theranostics pathways, imaging biomarker development, and emerging AI-enabled research, creating opportunities to elevate clinical care while contributing to diagnostic radiology innovation.

Benefits:

• Competitive base salary and additional income opportunities
• Standard schedule is 187 clinical shifts per year - 22 vacation days, 15 holidays, and 21 non-clinical days offered to participate in administrative, teaching, and research opportunities
• MSU honors work and personal lives, providing a culture that supports work life balance, health, and wellbeing
• Limited evening and weekend duties
• Generous CME allowance, including up to 15 designated CME days
• Exceptional retirement matching program - MSU provides 10% match on employee's 5% contribution
• Additional 403(b) and 457(b) supplemental retirement accounts available
• Comprehensive health, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance offerings
• Tuition discounts of 50% for dependent children, spouses, and domestic partners
• MSU is a qualifying employer for the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness program
• Michigan offers an affordable cost of living, with the mid-Michigan area providing a delightful mix of urban amenities and small-town charm, approximately one hour from both metro Detroit and Grand Rapids areas
• Enjoy numerous music and theatre offerings at the Wharton Center for the Performing Arts and the Broad Art Museum and exciting Big Ten Conference games at our exceptional sports venues
• Learn more about our community - MSU Radiology was recently featured on American Dream TV (ADTV): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbV460b7vKE 
  
  

Practice Environment

The Department of Radiology at Michigan State University fosters a supportive, mentorship-rich setting for both mid-career radiologists seeking stability and senior faculty interested in meaningful academic engagement. The outpatient-focused model promotes timely interpretations, excellent patient care, and opportunities to share a breadth of experience across diverse medical imaging modalities.

Faculty can collaborate with multiple clinical departments, research programs, and imaging innovation initiatives, contributing to the development of future training pathways and evolving models of academic radiology. This position emphasizes integrating advanced MRI and imaging techniques into daily clinical practice while ensuring high standards of clinical excellence and specialty expertise.

Join a team committed to high-quality diagnostic imaging, comprehensive training, and excellent patient care in a vibrant academic environment.

How to Apply:

•      Submit an application on MSU's Careers Page

Requirements

Required Qualifications:

• MD, DO or equivalent
• Board-eligible or board-certified in Radiology
• Completed ACGME-accredited fellowship in Body Imaging (or equivalent subspecialty fellowship with strong body imaging experience)
• Eligible for State of Michigan medical licensure

Ideal candidates include radiologists who:

• Practice diagnostic body imaging with interest in oncologic imaging or multidisciplinary care
• Value a sustainable academic environment that balances clinical responsibilities and academic growth
• Are committed to excellent care, mentorship, education, and program development
• Seek to engage in imaging innovation, translational research, and the application of medical imaging technology to improve patient outcomes
• Desire a collegial environment with experienced faculty members and stable workflow