Current Openings

The Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences invites applications for a visionary leader to serve as Division Chief of Neuroradiology. This is an opportunity to shape clinical care, education, research, and culture at one of the nation’s premier academic medical centers. This position reports directly to the Department Chair and collaborates with departmental and hospital leadership.

Responsibilities:

• Lead and integrate the department’s four missions—clinical, research, education, and culture—within the division.
• Strengthen and develop new relationships across the Academic Health Center and the University.
• Serve as a role model and mentor, fostering excellence and supporting faculty and trainees to achieve their highest potential.
• Improve, develop, and implement systems, procedures, policies, and faculty development opportunities.

Qualifications:

• Qualified candidates will hold an MD/DO, be board-certified in Diagnostic Radiology with subspecialty certification in Neuroradiology, and bring prior leadership experience.
• A track record and commitment to education and scholarship in at least one mission area is expected.
• Research experience and grant funding are assets but not required.

The Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences invites applications for a visionary leader to serve as Division Chief of Nuclear Medicine. This is an opportunity to shape clinical care, education, research, and culture at one of the nation’s premier academic medical centers. This position reports directly to the Vice Chair of Clinical Operations, and collaborates with departmental and hospital leadership.

Responsibilities:

• Lead and integrate the department’s four missions—clinical, research, education, and culture—within the division.
• Provide strategic vision for the growth of theranostics, molecular imaging, and radiopharmaceutical therapy programs across the IU Health system.
• Strengthen and develop new relationships across the Academic Health Center, the University, and the Medical Imaging Research Institute.
• Serve as a role model and mentor, fostering excellence and supporting faculty and trainees to achieve their highest potential.
• Improve, develop, and implement systems, procedures, policies, and faculty development opportunities.

Qualifications:

• Qualified candidates will hold an MD/DO, be board-certified in Diagnostic Radiology, with subspecialty certification in Nuclear Radiology or board-certified in Nuclear Medicine, and have prior leadership experience.
• A track record and commitment to education and scholarship in at least one mission area is expected.
• Experience with theranostics, radioligand therapy, and/or radiopharmaceutical development is highly desirable.
• Research experience and grant funding are assets but not required.

The primary responsibilities of the Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program (DMS) Director in the Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Programs of the Indiana University School of Medicine, Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences are teaching and service. Teaching involves classroom, laboratory or clinical courses at the undergraduate level. Service is rendered through administrative and committee responsibilities at the Program, School and University levels and through community and professional activities. Faculty pursue personal development through continuing education, work toward advanced degrees and patient interaction that will maintain and improve skills. Specific faculty responsibilities are assigned by the Director of the Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Programs (RISP) and include, but are not limited to, the following:

• Teaching in those areas to which the faculty member is most suited by education and experience.
• Counseling of professional and pre-professional students.
• Contributing to the University through service on school and university committees.
• Participating in sufficient continuing learning experiences and/or patient care interactions to remain competent in the field.
• Representing Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Programs by providing accurate and appropriate communication to all constituents of the programs, school and university.
• Participating in program and school level continuing education activities.
• Submitting annual goals related to teaching and service.

Qualifications:

• Current or previous teaching experience in a large, university-based medical imaging program.
• Minimum, baccalaureate degree; Master’s degree preferred (must complete Master’s degree within 2 years of hire).
• Individuals with a bachelor’s degree will be appointed as Acting Lecturer until master’s degree has been completed. Upon master’s degree completion, the appointment will be updated to Assistant Professor of Clinical Radiologic.
• Is qualified to teach sonography curriculum.
• Is proficient in curriculum development, supervision, instruction, evaluation, and academic advising.
• Documents, at a minimum, four years clinical experience in the professional discipline.
• Documents a minimum of two years of experience as an instructor in a diagnostic medical sonography program, preferred.
• Holds American Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonography (ARDMS) current registration in abdomen, preferred; additional sonography registries encouraged (i.e. OB, Vascular Technology, Echocardiography, Breast Sonography, Peds Sonography); OR Holds ARRT current registration in a post-primary sonography modality.

The Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences at Indiana University School of Medicine has launched a national search for a director for the newly commissioned Center for Cancer Imaging Research.

• build robust interdisciplinary Cancer Imaging Research programs spanning both basic and translational research, comprising of scientists, clinicians, and biomedical engineers, with a goal of establishing IU as a global leader in translational imaging for cancer research.
• lead the overseeing/organizing of research by faculty both within and outside the department as it pertains to cancer imaging research
• expand the inter-departmental research collaborations for novel image-guided diagnostics and interventions in cancer research using model systems.
• increase the Department’s visibility and impact in cancer imaging research through expanding extramural funding from sources including but not limited to NIH, DoD, ARPA and others, and promote publications in the highest impact journals.
• collaborate closely with Simon Cancer Center to investigate new imaging technologies to help facilitate and expand the infrastructure for biomedical imaging research to advance cancer imaging research in the Department.
• expand the portfolio of intellectual property in the space of cancer imaging.
• initiate, support and expand investigator-initiated and industry-sponsored clinical trials centered around imaging-guided cancer research.
• partner with commercial entities, both local and beyond, in jointly developing materials, methods, and tools targeting cancer; and foster incubators that are spun-off as new start-ups to enable commercialization of disruptive technologies to advance cancer care.
• preferably have demonstrated experience in leading research teams and have excellent communication skills.

Qualifications:

• Doctorate or Terminal degree is required.

• No call, no nights, no weekends
• Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits
• Flexible work options (full or part-time)
• Protected academic time for research and teaching
• Access to state-of-the-art breast imaging technology:
  • Digital tomosynthesis
  • Breast MRI
  • Automated whole-breast ultrasound
  • High-resolution breast ultrasound

Qualifications:

Minimum requirements include DO or MD, eligible for licensure in Indiana, and radiology board certified or eligible.

Join an established group and work with a collegial team! The Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences at Indiana University School of Medicine in partnership with IU Health Medical Group is seeking a full-time Neuroradiologist to join the large and thriving Academic Neuroradiology Division with 22+ faculty members. The department has robust residency and fellowship programs.

• 100% Neuroradiology CT and MRI.
•  No overnights or pager call.
• On-site day time position in Indianapolis, with in-built flexible remote shifts.
• Work with and provide teaching for radiology residents and neuroradiology fellows.
• Educational and research opportunities with protected academic time and mentorship are available for interested candidates.
• Participate in advanced imaging techniques including functional
• Interest in head and neck imaging and pediatric neuroimaging are a plus, but not mandatory.
• Opportunities for moonlighting (pay-per-click) for additional pay.
• Customized worklists, dictation templates and AI programs such as RadAI which autogenerates impressions.
• 24/7 reading room clinical administrative assistant support for phone calls and communications.
• Salary and benefits are highly competitive.
• Both full time and part-time work options are available.

Qualifications:

• MD or DO candidate applicants should have neuroradiology fellowship training or be eligible for subspecialty CAQ certification in neuroradiology.
• ABR certification or eligibility.
• Eligible for medical licensure in Indiana.

The Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences invites applications for a fellowship-trained Cardiothoracic Radiologist to join our growing team at one of the nation’s premier academic medical centers. This is an exceptional opportunity to practice in a collaborative, high-performing department that values clinical excellence, education, research, and work-life balance, with both on-site and remote reading options available.

Responsibilities:

• Provide high-quality clinical interpretation of chest radiography, chest CT, lung cancer screening exams, coronary CTA, and cardiac MRI.
• Participate in multidisciplinary conferences and contribute to educational initiatives across the department and Academic Health Center.
• Teach and mentor medical students, residents, and fellows in a supportive academic environment.
• Contribute to the continued growth of the lung cancer screening program, including the mobile CT unit serving communities across Indiana.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary partners in lung transplant, interstitial lung disease, cardio- oncology, heart failure, and cardiovascular genetics.
• Engage in scholarly activity, quality improvement, and faculty development opportunities aligned with the department’s four missions—clinical, research, education, and culture.

Qualifications:

• MD or DO degree.
• Board-certified or board-eligible by the American Board of Radiology.
• Fellowship training in Cardiothoracic Radiology.
• Eligible for medical licensure in Indiana.

The Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences, in partnership with Indiana University Health, is seeking a fellowship-trained interventional radiologist to join the Division of Interventional Radiology. This is an opportunity to practice the full spectrum of image-guided minimally invasive procedures at one of the nation’s premier academic medical centers in downtown Indianapolis. The position includes clinical track or clinician-educator track appointment at an academic rank commensurate with experience.

• Provide a full range of diagnostic and therapeutic image-guided interventional procedures across the IU Health Indianapolis Academic Health Center network.
• Manage inpatient consultations and outpatient clinic visits as a clinical subspecialist.
• Participate in the IR on-call rotation.
• Teach and supervise Integrated DR/IR residents, Independent IR residents, ESIR residents, and medical students in procedural and didactic settings.
• Contribute to the division’s quality improvement and patient safety initiatives.
• Collaborate with multidisciplinary clinical teams to expand and strengthen IR services.

Qualifications:

• MD/DO with successful completion of an ACGME-accredited IR fellowship or Integrated/Independent IR residency program.
• Board certified or board eligible in Interventional Radiology (IR/DR) by the American Board of Radiology.
• Eligible for medical licensure in the State of Indiana.
• Candidates with subspecialty expertise in interventional oncology, complex vascular intervention, or other procedural focus areas are especially encouraged to apply.
• Although not required, applicants with interest in clinical or translational research are welcome.

The Department of Radiology & Imaging Sciences at Indiana University School of Medicine in partnership with Indiana University Health Medical Group is seeking a fourth Pediatric Interventional Radiologist to meet the needs of expanding business at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis, Indiana. This is a clinical track position. The candidate will join a group of 17 Adult Interventional Radiologists and 3 Pediatric Interventional Radiologist in the Interventional Radiology Division. Riley Hospital for Children is a large nationally recognized children’s hospital and Level 1 Trauma Center. In addition to subspecialty Pediatrics across multiple areas, Riley has a well-established vascular anomalies team with which this position would be involved. Additionally, the hospital system has consolidated maternity services at Riley, offering comprehensive maternal-fetal care as well. Hospital facilities are state-of-the-art, including two new interventional suites. This position will be based primarily at Riley Hospital.

Qualifications:

• Candidates must have certification with the American Board of Radiology as well as experience or fellowship training in Pediatric Interventional Radiology.
• Formal training in adult Interventional Radiology is also desired.

Indiana University School of Medicine and Indiana University Health invite applications for a Interventional Radiologist to join our growing team in Fort Wayne, Indiana, as we prepare to open a state-of-the-art hospital and outpatient campus in 2027. This is an exciting opportunity to build and shape imaging services in a thriving, fast-growing region within the state’s largest and most respected health system. The ideal candidate will be a versatile interventional radiologist with a wide breadth of procedural skills and a passion for providing high-quality, patient-centered care in a collegial community setting. You’ll have the autonomy and support to develop a procedural practice tailored to your interests while maintaining diagnostic radiology skills, collaborating with subspecialty experts across the IU Health system.

About IU Health Fort Wayne:

Fort Wayne is Indiana’s second-largest city, offering affordable living, excellent schools, and vibrant cultural amenities. Enjoy a balance of business and leisure with professional sports, arts venues, and outdoor recreation. Fort Wayne International Airport provides easy access to major U.S. cities. The new IU Health campus will feature 140 beds, a 20-bed ED, dedicated procedural ultrasound room, two advanced CT scanners with CT fluoro capabilities, and an angiography suite.

Responsibilities:

• Perform a wide range of image-guided procedures, growing the service line into whatever the new hospital needs.
• Interpret general diagnostic imaging studies, including CT.
• Participate in multidisciplinary conferences and clinical collaborations.
• Contribute to the development of procedural and workflow protocols for a new facility.

Qualifications:

• MD or DO degree, with board certification or eligibility in Diagnostic Radiology (ABR or AOBR). IR certificate preferred.
• Eligible for Indiana medical licensure
• Strong procedural competence and interest in community-based radiology
• Excellent communication and leadership skills

Responsibilities:

• Interpretation of plain radiographs, body CT, and general ultrasound.
• Performance of fluoroscopic and routine image‑guided procedures.
• Optional inclusion of subspecialty exams depending on training and interest.

• MD or DO.
• Board certified or board eligible in Diagnostic Radiology.
• Eligible for medical licensure in Indiana.
• Strong interpersonal skills and commitment to patient‑centered care.

Indiana University School of Medicine and Indiana University Health invite applications for a procedural-focused Community Radiologist to join our growing team in Fort Wayne, Indiana, as we prepare to open a state-of-the-art hospital and outpatient campus in 2027. This is an exciting opportunity to build and shape imaging services in a thriving, fast-growing region within the state’s largest and most respected health system. The ideal candidate will be a versatile diagnostic radiologist with a strong procedural skill set and a passion for providing high-quality, patient-centered care in a collegial community setting. You’ll have the autonomy and support to develop a procedural practice tailored to your interests while collaborating with subspecialty experts across the IU Health system.

Responsibilities:

• Perform a wide range of image-guided procedures (biopsies, drainages, arthrograms, joint injections, etc.).
• Interpret general diagnostic imaging studies, including CT, MRI, ultrasound, and X-ray.
• Participate in multidisciplinary conferences and clinical collaborations.
• Contribute to the development of procedural and workflow protocols for a new facility.

Qualifications:

• MD or DO degree, with board certification or eligibility in Diagnostic Radiology (ABR or AOBR).
• Eligible for Indiana medical licensure.
• Strong procedural competence and interest in community-based radiology.
• Excellent communication and leadership skills.

The Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences at Indiana University School of Medicine in partnership with Indiana University Health Medical Group is seeking an Emergency Radiologist to join our team. Our Indianapolis-based practice of 30+ Emergency Radiologists is expanding teleradiology services throughout the state and we are looking for candidates interested in a hybrid academic/community practice work environment. The job entails working second shift, 134 shifts/year model and offers a wide range of cases from both academic medical centers and community hospitals. Work with a collegial team of ER radiologists and excellent clinical administrative assistants who allow you to focus on patient care rather than answering and making phone calls.

Shifts are nine hours (5 p.m.-2 a.m. EST), fully remote and performed from home on a workstation provided by the department. You will always be working alongside multiple other ER radiologists, including a dedicated ER neuroradiologist, with whom you can share challenging cases. Our workflow is enhanced by customized worklists, availability of ER-centric dictation templates and AI programs such as RadAI which autogenerates impressions. Both clinical and academic track positions are available. Salary and benefits are very competitive. In addition to clinical work, this position involves teaching trainees. The department hosts robust residency and fellowship training programs.

Qualifications:

• Minimum requirements include DO or MD, eligibility for licensure in Indiana, and Radiology board eligibility.
• Experience working in a Level 1 trauma center is preferred, but not required.
• Having the ability to read advanced neuro imaging is a plus but not required.

The Medical Imaging Research Center at Indiana University School of Medicine is recruiting a faculty-level candidate to work with interdisciplinary teams to support cutting-edge programs in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), cardiovascular MRI, interventional MRI, and other areas that address the unmet needs in cardiovascular health. The position is expected to help drive impactful science that delivers on the next generation of diagnostics and therapeutics in cardiovascular care in Indiana and beyond.

Responsibilities:

• Conduct thorough research and analysis to support the development of new MRI technologies and pulse sequences with application in radiology and imaging sciences
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design, prototype, and refine cardiovascular and interventional MRI techniques and devices
• Develop and implement testing procedures to evaluate the performance and reliability of new diagnostic and interventional MRI methodologies
• Stay up to date with the latest advancements in science and technology relevant to the field
• Provide technical support and guidance to other team members and stakeholders
• Identify and troubleshoot technical issues arising during the research and development process
• Assist in the preparation of technical documentation, patents, and publications
• Participate in conferences, workshops, and training sessions to enhance professional knowledge and skills

Qualifications:

Doctoral degree in electrical or biomedical engineering or medial physics with training or work experience in medical imaging.