Why Join Us

Detroit Medical Center is expanding its Interventional Radiology program under new clinical leadership with a clear mission: improve patient access, strengthen service lines, and meet growing procedural demand across one of Michigan's most dynamic health systems. You'll join a collaborative team of IRs and PAs backed by a network of Level I, II, and III trauma centers, giving you both breadth of case mix and depth of institutional support. DMC's 155-year legacy in Detroit reflects a genuine commitment to serving a diverse, high-acuity urban population — and your work here will have immediate, meaningful impact. An enhanced sign-on bonus makes this an especially compelling opportunity for the right candidate.

Position Highlights

Specialty: Interventional Radiology with a mix of IR and diagnostic radiology as the program continues to grow
Primary site: Huron Valley–Sinai Hospital, a Level III trauma community hospital in Commerce Township, MI
System hospitals: Harper University (Level I), Detroit Receiving (Level I), Sinai-Grace (Level II), and Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan
Schedule: On-site Monday–Friday, 8 AM–4 PM; schedules posted 90 days in advance
Call: Participation in IR call rotation across DMC hospitals
Team: 4–5 Interventional Radiologists and 4 IR Physician Assistants
Procedure mix: Vascular, non-vascular, oncology, women's health, MSK and spine, and emergency interventions
Teaching: Participation in resident and medical student education
Employment type: Full-time, employed position

What We Offer

Base salary structured for 10,000 annual wRVUs; additional compensation paid per wRVU above threshold
Enhanced sign-on bonus for qualified candidates
Fellowship Stipend – Earn While You Learn
Opportunities to lead quality initiatives, projects, and educational programs
Subspecialty-rich group environment spanning neuroradiology, MSK, body imaging, pediatric radiology, nuclear medicine, breast imaging, emergency radiology, and more
Malpractice insurance with tail coverage provided
Health, dental, and life insurance
401(k) with employer matching
Deferred compensation program with employer match
Relocation assistance

Candidate Requirements

Board certified in IR/DR through the American Board of Radiology (ABR)
Comfort performing a mix of interventional and diagnostic radiology
Commitment to patient-centered, service-oriented care
Interest in resident and medical student education

Why Detroit

Detroit is a city in the midst of a genuine renaissance — a compelling blend of grit, creativity, and civic pride that draws physicians who want to live somewhere with real character and real community. The cost of living is among the most favorable of any major metro, with outstanding housing value whether you prefer the walkable neighborhoods of Midtown and Corktown or the spacious suburbs of Oakland and Wayne counties. The region offers exceptional dining, a thriving arts scene anchored by the Detroit Institute of Arts and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, and easy access to the waterfront, lakes, and the natural beauty of northern Michigan. For physicians who want meaningful urban practice without sacrificing quality of life, Detroit consistently delivers.