Radiologist

About the role

Midwest Radiology, P.A. is a 100% radiologist‑owned private practice that has served the Upper Midwest for more than a century. The practice is centered in Minneapolis/St. Paul and includes over 200 radiologists, all fellowship‑trained in Body, Neuro, MSK, Breast, and IR. The group is busy, growing, and subspecialized, offering a collaborative environment with extensive support services.

• In‑house licensing and credentialing
• 24/7 dedicated IT support
• 24/7 transcription editing and formatting
• 24/7 clerical and quality‑assurance staff to verify exam content, contact referrers, and communicate results

The Twin Cities area provides both metropolitan amenities and easy access to outdoor, rural, and lake settings.

Positions

• On‑site / Hybrid: Body, Breast, Neuro, MSK, Pediatrics, Body IR
• Remote Daytime Body (non‑shareholder role with no nights, evenings, weekends, or holidays)
• Overnight Body
• Overnight Neuro
• Overnight MSK

Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive salary
• Flexible, comprehensive benefits package valued up to $175,000 annually for a full‑time (1.0 FTE) position
• Shorter path to partnership/shareholder for experienced radiologists

Qualifications

• M.D. or D.O. required
• Completion of a Diagnostic Radiology residency; fellowship training preferred
• State of Minnesota medical license (or eligibility)
• Board eligible and board certified
• Ability to become credentialed with partner hospital systems, insurers, and other entities
• Strong relationship‑building skills with referring providers
• Excellent patient care, problem‑solving, organizational, communication, and technical skills
• Ability to work independently, in a team, and across all organizational levels
• Proactive task prioritization and initiative
• Knowledge of safety‑related work behaviors to ensure a safe environment
• Competence with computer keyboard, email, Imagecast, PACS/RIS, dictation, or similar applications

Daily Physical Demands

• Prolonged sitting for long periods
• Occasional bending and stretching
• Occasional lifting of papers or boxes up to 50 lb
• Repetitive motions, keyboarding, twisting, turning, gripping, and grasping

Environmental / Working Conditions

• Potential exposure to communicable diseases, blood products, bodily fluids, and hazardous materials common to a radiology setting
• Potential exposure to ionizing radiation in exam rooms or during use of ionizing radiation equipment