Faculty Positions

The Department of Radiology is recruiting a dynamic, fellowship-trained abdominal radiologist at the Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor level to join our 29 abdominal radiologists and 7 abdominal radiology fellows.

Our growing and diverse practice has the breadth, depth, and scale for faculty at any career stage, including those with clinical, educational, research, quality, leadership, informatics, or other focus. We emphasize mentorship, career, and leadership development. Our practice culture is collaborative, inclusive, and committed to excellence.

We perform and interpret the full gamut of abdominal radiology examinations, including ultrasound, CT, MRI, Fluoroscopy, and image-guided procedures. Individual faculty participate in 3 to 5 of these service lines depending on interests and needs. Our department has a dedicated Emergency Radiology Division, so Abdominal faculty have no evening shifts and a modest weekend call burden. All faculty are provided home workstations if desired. Clinical productivity incentives are shared equally among division members and are not linked to individual productivity.

Our division has a rich history of national leadership; clinical, research, and education excellence; mentoring; and career development. As a new faculty, you will be sponsored by experienced mentors who will help guide you in the direction of your choice. Education is integral to our department’s mission, and faculty take pride in our accomplished graduates. Clinician educators have opportunities for leadership and access to award-winning programs from the UM Office of Faculty Development. Clinician scientists will find ample support and development opportunities, including involvement with UM Radiology’s Michigan Institute for Imaging Technology and Translation (MIITT). Our faculty work closely with the basic sciences division of our department as well as numerous multidisciplinary collaborators from various departments and centers.

Our department prioritizes balance between clinical service and academic development, tailored to the needs of each faculty member. We have recently developed a clinical incentive option that enables faculty to focus on clinical radiology, without specific expectations for research or education.

Required Qualifications

M.D. or equivalent; ABR-certified, or has passed the core examination and on track to take the certifying examination within 15 months of completing residency; fellowship training in abdominal radiology, and the ability to obtain a medical license in the state of Michigan. Evidence of clinical and teaching competence is expected.

How to apply

Qualified applicants should send their CV and a letter of interest to:

Ashish P. Wasnik, MD
Director, Division of Abdominal Radiology
University of Michigan Health System
1500 E. Medical Center Drive; UH B1 D502D
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5030
Email: [email protected]

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The Department of Radiology at the University of Michigan is seeking a full-time/part-time fellowship trained radiologist to join our Breast Imaging Division as Clinical Instructor, Assistant, Associate or Professor rank.

The University of Michigan Division of Breast Imaging represents a specialized group of clinical imaging services within the Department of Radiology. We perform more than 55,000 comprehensive examinations every year utilizing the latest equipment available. Our division consists of 14 distinguished Breast Imaging specialists involved in clinical care and research. There is a long-standing history of close collaboration with the multidisciplinary team at our Breast Care Center, staffed by breast surgeons, pathologists, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists and plastic surgeons. Breast Imaging is also part of our Rogel Cancer Center, which is a member of the National Comprehensive Cancer Network, an alliance of the world’s 21 leading cancer centers.

We offer full-field digital mammography and tomosynthesis units, hand-held ultrasound, 3-Tesla magnetic resonance imaging with a dedicated breast imaging coil. Our procedures include prone stereotactic core needle biopsies, wire or magseed localizations, and ultrasound guided fine-needle aspirations and biopsies, and MRI guided vacuum assisted biopsies.

We are highly regarded as one of the country’s best hospitals, radiology departments and medical schools. We have a dedicated diagnostic and interventional radiology residency program, sponsor two Breast Imaging fellows every year, and participate regularly in medical school education.

Our Department of Radiology offers a wide array of clinical and academic tract options. We have a robust mentoring and advancement system as well as professional and personal development options through our Faculty Development program. We have equity in pay for gender and foreign medical graduates and equity in our leadership roles throughout the Department. We place a strong emphasis on physician well-being, inclusion, and a positive culture. We collaborate closely with the schools of engineering, public health and business at the University of Michigan.

The city of Ann Arbor is routinely ranked as one of the most desirable places to live, raise a family and retire in the United States. It is a bustling University town, culinary hotspot, and a tech hub with a walkable downtown that includes world-class arts and culture. Ann Arbor is home to the University of Michigan, which is ranked the top public institution in the United States. U-M is a leader in higher education, attracting top students and faculty from all over the world.

Required Qualifications

M.D. or equivalent, ABR-certified or has passed the core examination and on track to take the certifying examination within 15 months of completing residency, fellowship training in
breast imaging radiology, and the ability to obtain a medical license in the State of Michigan. Evidence of clinical competence and competence in teaching is expected.

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How to apply

Qualified applicants should send their CV and a letter of interest to:
Ms. Susan Benyi – Admin Assistant to Janet Bailey, M.D.
Division of Breast Imaging Radiology
Michigan Medicine / University of Michigan
E-mail: [email protected]

The Department of Radiology is recruiting a fellowship-trained cardiothoracic radiologist to join our team of 17 cardiothoracic radiology faculty at either the Instructor, Assistant or Associate Professor or Professor level.

Our growing and diverse practice has the breadth, depth and scale for faculty at any career stage and with general or specialized interests anywhere along the spectrum from clinician-educator to clinician-scientist. We emphasize mentorship, career and leadership development.

The division performs and interprets the full gamut of cardiothoracic radiology examinations, including thoracic and cardiovascular CT and MRI, and CT-guided thoracic biopsies/drainage procedures. The division was responsible for nearly 145,000 examinations in the last fiscal year using state of the art digital portable & standard chest radiographic equipment with tomosynthesis capability, MRI, and CT scanners with low dose technology. Responsibilities include teaching a spectrum of learners (medical students, residents, fellows and ourselves too), and clinical, translational and/or basic research. We have many ongoing research programs within the Department, including close collaboration with our own Basic Sciences Division, and with colleagues across Michigan Medicine and the University of Michigan campus. The University of Michigan Medical School has the largest group of health services researchers in the United States at our Institute for Healthcare Policy & Innovation, and an excellent Faculty Development Program.

Cardiothoracic Radiology faculty enjoy close relationships with many disciplines, including Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Thoracic Surgery, Cardiac Surgery, and Cardiovascular Medicine. We are active in many multidisciplinary programs including the Thoracic Cancer Program as part of our NCCN & NIH designated Rogel Cancer Center, Interstitial Lung Disease, obstructive lung disease, lung transplantation, cardiac oncology, cardiomyopathy, pediatric and adult congenital heart disease, aortic disease and TAVR, and cardiac electrophysiology/arrthythmia.  These close collaborations provide a stimulating collegial atmosphere with numerous interdisciplinary clinical and research conferences. We strive to be the “leaders and best” in pursuit of excellence in clinical care, research and education.

Required Qualifications

M.D. or equivalent, ABR-certified or has passed the core examination and on track to take the certifying examination within 15 months of completing residency, fellowship training in cardiothoracic radiology, and the ability to obtain a medical license in the State of Michigan. Evidence of clinical competence and competence in teaching is expected.

How to apply:

Qualified applicants should send their CV and a letter of interest to:

Prachi Agarwal, M.D.
Division Director, Cardiothoracic Radiology
Michigan Medicine
1500 E.Medical Center Drive; CVC #5582
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5868
E-mail: [email protected]

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The Department of Radiology is recruiting a Emergency Radiologist with high integrity and a strong commitment to professionalism to join our team at either the Instructor, Assistant or Associate Professor or Professor level.

Our growing emergency radiology practice has the breadth and depth of a large academic medical center, blending general emergency and specialty care. You will be part of a culture that emphasizes collaboration, mentorship, career and leadership development, and embraces diversity. We are seeking individuals who are excellent clinical radiologists and educators, with an aptitude for innovation. For those interested in research, opportunities abound. We consistently rank near the top nationally in NIH funding.

Do you love a dynamic work environment? You will join a team that provides acute clinical care for adult and pediatric emergency medicine patients. Hours are 6 PM to 8 AM with 3 overlapping and staggered 9 hour shifts. We utilize a 1 week on - 2 weeks off scheduling model. Several radiology residents provide preliminary reports throughout the evening and overnight shifts, followed by attending radiologist final interpretation. Radiologists are fully supported by IT personnel and reading room coordinators at all hours. Work is performed on-site and remotely from home.

Are you passionate about education? The Division provides training for our 44 diagnostic radiology residents. We rank within the top 10 post graduate radiology education programs. You will be integrally involved in multidisciplinary programs, including the Multidisciplinary Trauma Conference.

The Michigan Medicine Medical Campus has connectivity to the Medical School and greater University campus, providing opportunity for collaboration. Ann Arbor is consistently rated a top city in which to live, work and play, and is a community ranked highly for raising a family. The city is culturally rich and provides excellent educational options for children. Many faculty enjoy attending the diversity of music/theater/art and athletic events (#GoBlue) across campus. Detroit Metro Airport, a major airline hub is close by and provides non-stop flights to most US and many international destinations.

Compensation is market competitive, based upon the AAARAD salary survey. A generous signing bonus is being offered. University of Michigan benefits are excellent and include a two-for-one 403(a) contribution match, 403(b) plan, 457(b) plan, CME allowance, as well as malpractice, disability, life, health, dental, and vision insurance coverage.

Required Qualifications

• M.D. or equivalent
• ABR-certified or has passed the core examination and on track to take the certifying examination within 15 months of completing residency
• Able to obtain an unrestricted full medical license in the State of Michigan
• A radiology fellowship or practice experience

Recruitment is open until filled.

How to apply

Send your CV and a letter of interest to:

Michael Todd, M.D.
[email protected]
734-936-8769

U-M EEO/AA Statement: The University of Michigan is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer. Michigan Medicine seeks to recruit and retain a diverse workforce as a reflection of our commitment to serve the diverse people of Michigan and to maintain the excellence of the University. We welcome applications from anyone who would bring additional dimensions to the University’s research, teaching, and clinical mission, including women, members of minority groups, protected veterans, and individuals with disabilities. The University of Michigan is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination and equal opportunity for all persons and will not discriminate against any individual because of race, color, national origin, age, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disability, religion, height, weight, or veteran status. The University of Michigan is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

The Department of Radiology is recruiting a musculoskeletal (MSK) fellowship-trained radiologist with high integrity and a strong commitment to teamwork to join our group at any academic level.

Our growing and diverse practice has the breadth, depth, and scale for faculty at any career stage and with general or specialized interests from clinician-educator to clinician-scientist. We emphasize mentorship and career and leadership development. Above all, our group values our commitment to our patients, colleagues, and the other members of our radiology team, providing exceptional care in an environment that is collegial, supportive, and respectful.

The Division of Musculoskeletal Radiology of the University of Michigan provides comprehensive state-of-the-art imaging and imaging-guided interventional procedures of the musculoskeletal system, including: MRI, MR arthrography, MSK US, CT, CT-guided RF ablation of osteoid osteoma, DECT, and radiographs. We are a regional sarcoma referral center and we perform daily CT- and US-guided biopsies of bones and soft tissues. Other procedures include: fluoroscopic and US guided joint and bursal injections and aspirations, US guided tendon sheath injection, calcific tendinitis lavage, tendon fenestration and platelet-rich plasma injection, and neuroma injection.

The case mix in our practice includes general and subspecialty orthopedics, musculoskeletal tumors, trauma and joint reconstruction, spine and peripheral nerve, primary care, rheumatology, and sports medicine with the latter related to our role in caring for the collegiate athletes at the University of Michigan and other elite athletes. We have a busy MSK US practice encompassing both diagnostics and interventions; therefore, some degree of MSK US experience is desired, but we will provide direct supervision and training as needed. In addition to 4 musculoskeletal fellows per year, we have 2 physician assistants, 2 patient care tech associates, and 2 reading room coordinators on our team, providing abundant clinical and logistical support for the MSK service.

The Musculoskeletal Radiology Division is active in research and teaching, within the Department of Radiology, Michigan Medicine, and at a national level. Our faculty speak at the major national and subspecialty meetings. There is ample opportunity for faculty to teach and mentor medical students, residents, and musculoskeletal fellows. There are also several interdisciplinary conferences, such as weekly sarcoma tumor board and Grand Rounds, and monthly rheumatology, sports medicine, family medicine, and multiple myeloma conferences.

In addition to the traditional academic pathway that provides time for research, there is an option of an all-clinical pathway that emphasizes clinical and educational endeavors with higher salary. We offer competitive compensation and generous benefits, with ample time for vacation, meetings, wellness, and professional development. Michigan Medicine provides a robust faculty development program. Michigan Medicine is embedded within the University of Michigan, which is consistently rated the number one public university in the country; opportunities for collaboration with other schools within the university, such as business and engineering, are limitless. Ann Arbor schools are excellent, housing is affordable, and the lifestyle is relaxed, with abundant restaurants, coffee shops, theaters, and musical venues. An extensive MetroPark system and the Huron River allow ample outdoor recreation. Ann Arbor is a 30-minute drive from the Detroit-Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, a major international hub.

Required Qualifications

M.D. or equivalent, ABR-certified or has passed the ABR Core Examination and on track to take the Certifying Examination within 15 months of completing residency, fellowship-trained in musculoskeletal imaging, and the ability to obtain a medical license in the State of Michigan. Evidence of clinical competence and competence in teaching is expected.

U-M EEO/AA Statement: Michigan Medicine seeks to recruit and retain a diverse workforce as a reflection of our commitment to serve the diverse people of Michigan and to maintain the excellence of the University. We welcome applications from anyone who would bring additional dimensions to the University’s research, teaching, and clinical mission, including women, members of minority groups, protected veterans, and individuals with disabilities. The University of Michigan as a whole, is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination and equal opportunity for all persons and will not discriminate against any individual because of race, color, national origin, age, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, disability, religion, height, weight, or veteran status. The University of Michigan is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

How to apply

Qualified applicants should send their CV and a letter of interest to:

Kara Gaetke-Udager, MD
Interim Director, Division of Musculoskeletal Radiology
Program Director, Diagnostic Radiology Residency Program
Department of Radiology
E-mail: [email protected]

The Department of Radiology is recruiting a fellowship-trained neuroradiologist with high integrity and a strong commitment to professionalism to join our team at either the Instructor, Assistant or Associate Professor or Professor level.

Our growing and diverse practice has the breadth, depth, and scale for faculty at any career stage and with general or specialized interests anywhere along the spectrum from clinician-educator to clinician-scientist. We emphasize mentorship, career and leadership development.

The Neuroradiology Division performs and interprets the full gamut of diagnostic examinations and procedures, including CT, MRI, myelography, lumbar punctures, and biopsies in the outpatient, inpatient and ER settings. The neurointerventional radiology team is based in the Division and is composed of two radiologists and two neurosurgeons. Our training programs include 6 neuroradiology fellows, a second year neuroradiology fellow, and a neurointerventional radiology fellow.

The Department has the latest hardware and software capabilities for all aspects of anatomic, physiologic and metabolic imaging. We operate 15 MR scanners, including an intraoperative unit, 3T, 1.5T and 0.55T units, 18 CT scanners including among them GE VCT 64, Revolution, Frontier and Discovery HD 750 scanners, Siemens Force scanner, a portable scanner for the neuro ICU, and a dental scanner. Our 3 neuroangiographic suites include a CT biplane angiographic unit, a biplane angiographic unit and a multipurpose single plane angiographic unit.

Responsibilities include teaching a spectrum of learners (medical students, residents, fellows and ourselves too), and clinical, translational and/or basic science research. We have many ongoing research programs within the Department, including close collaboration with our own Basic Sciences Division, and with colleagues across Michigan Medicine and the University of Michigan campus. The University of Michigan Medical School has the largest group of health services researchers in the United States at our Institute for Healthcare Policy & Innovation, and an excellent Faculty Development Program.

Neuroradiology faculty enjoy close relationships with many disciplines, including Neurology, Neurosurgery, Otolaryngology, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Radiation Oncology. These collaborations provide a stimulating collegial atmosphere with more than 20 interdisciplinary conferences each week, including teaching conferences, tumor boards and clinical working conferences. We strive to be the “leaders and best” in pursuit of excellence in clinical care, research and education.

Required Qualifications

M.D. or equivalent, ABR-certified, has passed the core examination and on track to take the certifying examination within 15 months of completing residency, with ACGME-accredited fellowship training in neuroradiology, and the ability to obtain a medical license in the State of Michigan. Evidence of clinical competence and competence in teaching is expected. Candidates with two years of fellowship training will be given preference, although this is not mandatory.

How to apply

Qualified applicants should send their CV and a letter of interest to:

Ellen Hoeffner, M.D.
Director, Division of Neuroradiology
University of Michigan Health System / Michigan Medicine
1500 E. Medical Center Drive Ann Arbor, MI 48109-0326
E-mail: [email protected]

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The Department of Radiology is recruiting a fellowship-trained pediatric radiologist to join our team of 12 faculty in the Section of Pediatric Radiology at the C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital, at either the Instructor, Assistant or Associate Professor or Professor level.

Our growing and diverse practice has the breadth, depth and scale for faculty at any career stage, and with general or specialized interests anywhere along the spectrum from clinician-educator to clinician-scientist. We emphasize mentorship, career and leadership development in a culture that embraces diversity. We are seeking candidates who are excellent clinical pediatric radiologists and enthusiastic educators. An aptitude for research and innovation is encouraged.

The Section of Pediatric Radiology is responsible for all body and musculoskeletal imaging of pediatric patients, totaling approximately 95,000 pediatric imaging exams annually. State of the art imaging equipment at the C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital includes 3 MRIs, an intraoperative MRI, 2 CTs, 7 ultrasound units, 6 radiography rooms and 4 fluoroscopy/radiography rooms. The hospital has 277 pediatric beds, diverse subspecialty outpatient clinics and a busy 31 bay pediatric emergency department.

Pediatric Radiology is one of 9 clinical specialty units, which together with our robust basic science division, form the Department of Radiology faculty. With approximately 150 faculty, we consistently ranks near the top nationally in NIH funding, and rank within the top 10 post graduate radiology education programs. The Section provides training for two Pediatric Radiology fellows each year.

C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital is located on the Ann Arbor Medical Campus of the University of Michigan. Connectivity to the Medical School and greater university campus provides opportunity for collaboration with a diverse faculty. Ann Arbor is consistently rated one of the top cities its size in which to live, work and play, and is a community ranked highly for raising a family. The city is culturally rich and provides excellent educational options for children. Many faculty enjoy attending the diversity of music/theater/art and athletic events (#Go Blue) offered across campus. Detroit Metro Airport, a Delta Airlines hub, is approximately half an hour away, providing non-stop flights to most US and many international destinations.

Required Qualifications

M.D. or equivalent, ABR-certified or has passed the core examination and on track to take the certifying examination within 15 months of completing residency. Must have completed an ACGME-accredited fellowship in Pediatric Radiology, completed or be eligible to complete ABR-certification in Pediatric Radiology, and have the ability to obtain a State of Michigan medical license. Additional subspecialty fellowship training beyond 1-year of Pediatric Radiology is positively regarded. Evidence of clinical and teaching is competence is expected. This recruitment is open until filled.

How to apply

Qualified applicants should send their CV and a letter of interest to:

Peter J. Strouse, MD, FACR
Director, Section of Pediatric Radiology
[email protected]
734-232-9253

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The Department of Radiology is recruiting fellowship-trained vascular interventional radiologists with high integrity and a strong commitment to professionalism to join our team faculty in the Division of Vascular and Interventional Radiology (VIR) at either the Instructor, Assistant or Associate Professor or Professor level.

Our growing and diverse adult and pediatric VIR practice has the breadth, depth and scale for faculty at any career stage, and with general or specialized interests anywhere along the spectrum from clinician-educator to clinician-scientist. We emphasize mentorship, career and leadership development in a culture that embraces diversity. We are seeking candidates who are excellent clinical vascular interventional radiologists and enthusiastic educators.  An aptitude for research and innovation is strongly encouraged.

The VIR Division provides clinical care at the University Hospital, Frankel Cardiovascular Center, C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital, and Von Voigtlander Women’s Hospital on our main campus, in addition to several Michigan Medicine ambulatory care facilities and the Ann Arbor Veteran’s Affairs Hospital. Across the Michigan Medicine facilities, we have 14 angiography suites, including 2 combined CT-angiography rooms, and 2 additional rooms with cone-beam CT capability. The Ann Arbor Veteran’s Affairs Hospital, the largest in our state, has 2 state-of-the-art angiography suites and a dedicated procedural CT scanner.  We are actively planning programming for additional suites in our new clinical inpatient tower on main campus, and East Medical Campus ambulatory facilities in Ann Arbor.

Our VIR faculty perform 100% IR, including the entire gamut of image-guided minimally-invasive procedures with strong emphasis on vascular, oncologic, transplant, hepatobiliary and pediatric IR services. VIR faculty are engaged in all facets of image-guided intervention, including aortic disease, PAD, venous disease, pulmonary disease, interventional oncology, peripheral skeletal bone ablation and cement augmentation, visceral tumor ablation, advanced portal hypertension and transplant interventions. The VIR-division is a clinically-based practice and faculty are integrally involved in multidisciplinary tumor boards, portal hypertension clinics, vascular clinics, and transplant programs.

Vascular Interventional Radiology is one of 9 clinical specialty units, which together with our robust basic science division, form the Department of Radiology faculty. With approximately 150 faculty, we consistently rank near the top nationally in NIH funding, and rank within the top 10 post graduate radiology education programs. The Division provides training for 5 VIR fellows, 15 IR-DR residents, and 32 diagnostic radiology residents.  We have several advanced practice providers and continue to hire staff to meet our growing practice.

The Michigan Medicine Medical Campus has connectivity to both the Medical School and greater University campus, providing opportunity for collaboration with a diverse faculty.  Ann Arbor is consistently rated as one of the top cities its size in which to live, work and play, and is a community ranked highly for raising a family.  The city is culturally rich and provides excellent educational options for children.  Many faculty enjoy attending the diversity of music/theater/art and athletic events (#Go Blue) offered across campus. Detroit Metro Airport, a Delta Airlines hub, is approximately half an hour away, providing not stop flights to most US and many international destinations.

Required Qualifications

M.D. or equivalent, ABR-certified or has passed the core examination and on track to take the certifying examination within 15 months of completing residency. Must have completed an ACGME-accredited fellowship in Vascular and Interventional Radiology, completed or be eligible to complete ABR-certification in Vascular and Interventional Radiology, and be able to obtain a medical license in the State of Michigan. Evidence of clinical competence and competence in teaching is expected.

This recruitment is open until filled.

How to apply

Qualified applicants should send their CV and a letter of interest to:

Michele Mangner
Faculty Services Office
[email protected]

734-764-9552

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