Nuclear Radiologist or Nuclear Medicine Physician

Overview The Cleveland Clinic Imaging Institute is seeking outstanding Nuclear Radiologists and Nuclear Medicine Physicians to join our dynamic and growing Division of Nuclear Medicine. We offer flexible, full‑time opportunities—including fully remote, on‑site at our main campus in Cleveland, Ohio, and hybrid roles—to best fit your lifestyle and professional goals. Currently, we are only considering candidates who are available for onsite roles. Our division is comprised of ABR and ABNM certified physicians in a high‑volume diagnostic practice with an expanding theranostics program. We are looking for candidates with experience across the full spectrum of nuclear medicine, including a variety of PET tracers, general nuclear medicine imaging, procedures, and radiopharmaceutical therapies. Ideal candidates should be collegial, self‑motivated, and committed to delivering compassionate, patient‑centered care within a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment. As part of the Cleveland Clinic, you will have access to exceptional clinical, research, and educational resources, along with numerous opportunities for professional growth and development. Our department also maintains a strong academic focus, with staff physicians actively involved in the teaching and mentorship of residents and contributing to the education and training of the next generation of nuclear medicine specialists. Position Requirements MD/DO degree (or foreign equivalent) Board‑certified or board‑eligible through the American Board of Nuclear Medicine (ABNM) and/or American Board of Radiology (ABR) Eligible for or holding active medical licenses in Ohio and Florida Remote opportunities are available from most U.S. states (except California, Colorado, Connecticut, New Jersey, Oklahoma) Benefits Highly competitive base salary commensurate with experience Generous time‑away package (vacation, CME, meetings) relative to private practice Sign‑on bonus Attractive schedule with no overnight coverage Excellent retirement matching and tax‑advantaged options Comprehensive healthcare plan Relocation reimbursement (if applicable) Internal moonlighting opportunities Numerous professional reimbursements Professional liability insurance Parental leave equal to 100% pay Life insurance and disability coverage Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) And more Job Responsibilities Patient Care Participate in weekday clinical work while ensuring timely, high‑quality clinical care High volume of PET including FDG, PSMA, SSTR, and ER exams Wide variety of general nuclear medicine exams, including pediatric imaging On‑site staff rotation covers theranostic and procedural services Theranostic services: 177Lu, 131I, 223Ra, and several active clinical trials Lymphoscintigraphy injections performed on most days by on‑site staff Participation in department and some multidisciplinary conferences Occasional late‑swing shifts (1 pm‑9 pm) – can be remote at your discretion Weekend call roughly every 7‑9 weeks with opportunities for compensation time off No overnight call Research and Scholarship Research and scholarly endeavors are encouraged but not required The department will support researchers and those willing to collaborate in clinical and translational research Education Provide instruction for the radiology residency by reviewing cases and administering lectures Serve as a mentor for residents, fellows, and other faculty in the department About Our Team Collegial, stable, and academically oriented environment with low staff turnover and high employee engagement Team includes 6 full‑time and 7 part‑time physicians, plus radiologists, a medical physicist, scientists, and technologists Team members have expertise in radiology, neurology, and cardiology We interpret over 50,000 studies annually from approximately 32 sites across the enterprise All sites are networked with MIM, PACS (AGFA EI), voice recognition (Powerscribe 360), and EMR (EPIC) Advanced resources: 7 fixed and 3 mobile PET/CT systems, dedicated SPECT and PET radiopharmacies, and an on‑site cyclotron Main campus in Cleveland, OH serves as the primary training site for 45 Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology residents, rotating subspecialty radiology fellows, and 1‑2 Nuclear Radiology candidates each year Salary Range The pay range displayed on this job posting reflects the anticipated range for new hires. A successful candidate’s actual compensation will be determined after considering various factors such as educational training, work history, experience, skill set, and board certification. This is not inclusive of the value of Cleveland Clinic’s benefits package, which includes healthcare, dental, vision, and retirement. #J-18808-Ljbffr