Radiology Physician - Neurological

Job Summary Detroit Medical Center's physician group is building something meaningful — a dedicated neuroradiology service rooted in academic excellence, resident education, and quality-driven care under new leadership. You'll read exclusively neuro cases across a six-hospital enterprise that includes a Level I trauma center and a pediatric hospital, all without carrying call. This is a rare opportunity to practice at the intersection of clinical depth and teaching, with the stability of a major academic health system behind you. Position Highlights Specialty: Neuroradiology — 100% neuro reads, no diversified case mix Call: No call Volume: 45–50 studies per shift; approximately 10,000 wRVUs annually Schedule: Predictable on-site 8-hour weekday shifts Setting: Academic, quality-focused environment across six DMC hospitals in metro Detroit, including a Level I trauma center and a pediatric hospital Teaching: Daily resident interaction via the I-Collaborate platform; the department places a high value on education Technology: Enterprise PACS (Change Healthcare + PowerScribe); Sectra transition planned for 2026 Open to: New graduates and experienced neuroradiologists Group: Subspecialty-rich department spanning neuroradiology, MSK, body imaging, pediatric radiology, nuclear medicine, breast imaging, emergency radiology, and more What We Offer Compensation: Base salary structured for 10,000 annual wRVUs; additional per-wRVU compensation above threshold Sign-on bonus: Enhanced sign-on bonus for qualified candidates Fellowship stipend: Earn while you learn program available Leadership opportunities: Lead quality initiatives, projects, and educational programs Deferred compensation program with employer match Malpractice insurance provided (with tail coverage) Health, dental, and life insurance 401(k) with employer matching Relocation assistance Candidate Requirements Board eligible or board certified in Neuroradiology (U.S.-trained) Passion for resident teaching and academic medicine Comfort with the pace of an academic environment New graduates and experienced neuroradiologists both welcomed Employment Practices Employment practices will not be influenced or affected by an applicant’s or employee’s race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy), national origin, age, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status or any other legally protected status. Tenet will make reasonable accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities unless doing so would result in an undue hardship. Tenet participates in the E-Verify program. For more information, see: Why Detroit Detroit is a city in the middle of a remarkable resurgence — a place where deep cultural roots and a reinvented urban core make for a genuinely compelling place to live. The cost of living remains well below most major metros, giving your compensation real purchasing power whether you're buying a home in the city or settling into one of the area's excellent suburban communities. Detroit's dining and arts scenes punch well above their weight, anchored by world‑class institutions like the Detroit Institute of Arts, a legendary music heritage, and a restaurant landscape that continues to draw national attention. With easy access to the Great Lakes, professional sports across all four major leagues, and a tight‑knit medical community, Detroit offers a quality of life that consistently surprises those who experience it firsthand. #J-18808-Ljbffr Detroit Medical Center