Radiology Physician - Emergency

Why Join Us Detroit Medical Center Radiology is under new leadership and growing — and this is your opportunity to join a high-acuity, mission-driven team serving one of the most clinically complex and diverse urban populations in the country. You will practice across a network of Level I, II, and III trauma centers with a genuine teaching culture, 1:1 resident pairing on ED shifts, and iCollaborate powering seamless case interaction. Customizable FTE models, remote and hybrid reading options, and schedules posted 90 days in advance make this a group built for sustainable, long-term practice. Position Highlights Specialty: Emergency Radiology; BC/BE Radiologists across all subspecialties considered Practice Setting: Multi-site urban health system — Level I, II, and III trauma centers, tertiary academic, and community hospital environments Sites: Huron Valley–Sinai Hospital (Level III), Harper University Hospital (tertiary academic), Detroit Receiving Hospital (Level I), Sinai-Grace Hospital (Level II) Shift Options (all 8-hour, EST): Days: 7a–3p | On-site | 200 shifts/year | Weekend coverage 1:5 with residents | 12-weeks of PTO Mids: 12p–8p | Remote or Hybrid | 200 shifts/year | Weekend coverage 1:5; shift premium offered | 12-weeks of PTO Eves: 3p–11p | Remote or Hybrid | 1 week on / 1 week off; shift premium offered Nights: 11p–7a | Remote or Hybrid | 1 week on / 1 week off; shift premium offered Patient Volume: Median 100–110 cases per day across shifts Schedule Predictability: All schedules posted 90 days in advance Remote/Hybrid: Remote or hybrid reading options available across all shifts Teaching: ACGME-accredited residency with 6 residents per year; 1:1 pairing on ED shifts Subspecialties in Group: Neuroradiology, MSK, Body Imaging, Pediatric, Nuclear Medicine, IR, Breast/Women's Imaging, Emergency Radiology, and Diagnostic Radiology IR Support: Four Physician Assistants supporting Interventional Radiology FTE Flexibility: Customizable contracts from 0.6–1.0 FTE Technology: iCollaborate platform for case assignment, image sharing, and live attending–resident interaction What We Offer Compensation: Base salary for 10,000 annual wRVUs; paid per wRVU above threshold Enhanced sign-on bonus for qualified candidates Fellowship Stipend – Earn While You Learn Customizable FTE contracts (0.6–1.0) to match your lifestyle and career goals Remote and hybrid reading options across all shift types Shift premium pay for Mids, Eves, and Nights Flexible PTO with reliable coverage ensuring true work-life balance Career development opportunities in quality initiatives, leadership, and medical education Malpractice insurance provided with tail coverage Health, dental, and life insurance 401(k) with employer matching Deferred compensation program Relocation assistance Candidate Requirements Board certified or board eligible in Radiology Subspecialty training across one or more of the following: Diagnostic Radiology, Emergency Radiology, Neuroradiology, Musculoskeletal, Body Imaging, Pediatric Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, Interventional Radiology, or Breast and Women's Imaging Commitment to resident education, quality improvement, and a team-first approach to practice Why Detroit Detroit is one of America's most dynamic and underrated cities — a place of deep cultural pride, remarkable reinvention, and a cost of living that lets your compensation go further than almost anywhere in the Midwest. The culinary scene is thriving, professional sports are a way of life, and institutions like the Detroit Institute of Arts and Detroit Symphony Orchestra anchor a rich cultural core. Suburbs like Grosse Pointe, Birmingham, and Royal Oak offer excellent schools and safe neighborhoods, with Michigan's Great Lakes shoreline and Up North destinations just a short drive away.