Diagnostic Radiologist - Daytime Role (No Evenings or Nights)

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). 
   o all after-hours coverage managed by a separate Mayo Clinic Health System radiology team.
   o 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.

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About Our Communities:
Albert Lea, MN is a community of 18,000 in scenic Southern MN, surrounded by several lakes and located just 90 minutes south of Minneapolis and 60 miles from Mayo Clinic in Rochester.  Excellent family amenities include a community focus on education (new high school, superb test scores), 38 city parks, 6 nearby golf courses, cultural events, festivals, performing arts, 250 miles of groomed snowmobile trails, Blazing Star Recreational Trail, and Audubon Nature and Wildlife Preserve.  Nearby Austin is a community of 23,000 surrounded by prairies, rivers and valleys just 90 minutes south of Minneapolis/St. Paul and 40 minutes west of Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Excellent public and parochial education system, including programming for students with special needs and gifted students. Great recreation options including trout fishing, hunting, cross-country skiing, camping, hiking, cycling, indoor/outdoor tennis, canoeing and golfing.

Austin, MN is a city of 26,000 located 50 miles south of Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN and 40 miles southwest of Rochester, MN. The area offers unlimited, four-season recreational opportunities (biking, golf, hiking, cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and over 30 parks). We have a great family environment with safe and high-quality public and private schools, including a community college. There are a variety of sporting events from high school and recreational to the Austin Bruins national hockey league team. The local symphony orchestra, theaters, year round festivals and the SPAM Museum offer arts and activities for everyone.

Owatonna, MN is located just 40 miles west of Rochester, Minnesota, and 60 miles south of Minneapolis/St. Paul, Owatonna is home to more than 40 industrial business firms. One of the city's most popular recreation areas is Kaplan's Woods Parkway, which offers 225 acres for hiking, biking, jogging, picnicking and cross-country skiing. Within the scenic Parkway, Lake Kohlmier offers swimming, sailing, fishing and canoeing. Excellent golfing is available at public and private courses. For the tennis enthusiast, both outdoor and indoor facilities provide opportunities for year-round participation. The Owatonna Arts Center displays the work of many local and national artists. A unique Sculpture Garden attracts visitors as does the Little Theatre of Owatonna. Cabela’s Outfitters, the Heritage Hall Transportation Museum (and its interactive children's exhibit) and conventions attract more than one million outdoor enthusiasts to the area annually.

Red Wing, MN is home of Red Wing Shoes, Riedell Ice and Roller Skates and Red Wing Stoneware. The Cannon Valley Trail has its eastern terminus in Red Wing. Treasure Island Resort & Casino is on the nearby Prairie Island Indian Reservation. The National Trust for Historic Preservation placed Red Wing on its 2008 distinctive destinations list, which adds twelve communities annually nationwide. Red Wing was added for its "impressive architecture and enviable natural environment." Red Wing is connected to Wisconsin by Red Wing Bridge; it carries U.S. Route 63 over the Mississippi River and its backwaters. The size of the community is about 17,000 people.

• Subspecialty Radiology fellowship required
• ABR board eligible or board certification required

• Medical licensure in both Minnesota and Wisconsin