Mayo Clinic·La Crosse, Wisconsin
Provide neuroradiology subspecialty and general hospital imaging services within a collaborative, physician-led practice. Participate in quality initiatives, peer reviews, and the use of AI tools to enhance diagnostic accuracy.
Join a collaborative practice of 11 radiologists within a physician-led, financially stable Mayo Clinic Health System.
Practice within your neuroradiology subspecialty, along with general hospital and emergency imaging, allowing you to maintain subspecialty focus while staying engaged in a well-rounded practice.
Work with a unified integrated EMR and PACS, and Mayo Clinic imaging protocols to balance workload and enhance efficiency across sites.
Work a predictable daytime schedule (Monday–Friday).
All after-hours coverage managed by a separate Mayo Clinic Health System radiology team.
Consistent daily routine and clear separation between work and personal time.
5 weekends/year - shared weekend daytime coverage and no scheduled evenings or nights.
Weekend shifts can be done remotely.
Interpret studies in a dedicated individual reading office, located in a NEW (2024) state-of-the-art community hospital building with space designed to support focus, efficiency, and a high-quality reading experience.
Leverage a combination of vended and internally developed AI tools to support workflow efficiency, prioritization, and diagnostic accuracy within daily practice.
Participate in a high-functioning, team-based environment where technology, and physics support are designed to streamline workflow and support high-quality interpretation.
Flexibility to tailor procedural involvement based on your interests.
Option to perform a small volume of procedures including LP and myelogram, or more procedural volume based on individual interests and experience (including vertebral augmentation if desired).
General fluoroscopy, paracentesis and thoracentesis are supported by a Radiology APP and there is no expectation to do breast imaging.
Engage in a practice that supports broad clinical exposure and continued subspecialty skill development, with local advanced imaging and Mayo Clinic resources.
Contribute to peer review, quality initiatives, and Mayo Clinic committee activities, with opportunities to influence practice standards and collaborate across the broader Mayo Clinic system.
Practice in an efficient environment with a record of long-term sustainability, and strong collegial relationships with providers.
Mayo Clinic Health System in La Crosse, is a multispecialty group/healthcare network employing more than 250 physicians and associate providers with a primary care population base of 240,000.
In addition to its main clinic/hospital in La Crosse, WI, where the position is based, we have 25-bed critical access hospital in Sparta, WI, and smaller clinics in western WI, and southern MN within a 60-mile radius of La Crosse.
In 2024, Mayo Clinic leaders and community officials celebrated the completion of a new Mayo Clinic Health System hospital in La Crosse, Wisconsin, which blended advanced technology with personalized care that has brought an unparalleled experience to patients and equipped staff with the tools to cure more patients, connected people with data to create new knowledge and scalable solutions and continues to transform community care.
The La Crosse hospital is the largest construction project in the history of Mayo Clinic Health System with six-levels and 96 beds and includes: Radiology Cardiac care Medical-surgical units An intensive care unit A new Family Birth Center and Special Care Nursery A surgical and procedural floor connected to existing operating rooms in the Center for Advanced Medicine and Surgery, with presurgery and postsurgery recovery rooms A rooftop helipad Space for future growth and technology La Crosse, WI, is a city of 52,000 with a metro area of 120,000 in the Upper Mississippi River Valley, located between Minneapolis/St.
Paul, MN, and Madison, WI.
The area offers unlimited, four-season recreational opportunities (biking, golf, hiking the bluffs and cross-country/downhill skiing).
We have a great family environment with safe and high-quality schools, including two universities and a technical college.
There are sport events, a local symphony orchestra, theaters, children's museum and a civic center. #RadDR #RadNeuroRad
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Requires a subspecialty Radiology fellowship and ABR board eligibility or certification. Must hold medical licensure in both Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Market context
Physician openings in Wisconsin are often driven by ongoing primary care needs, especially in family medicine and community-based settings. These roles are competitive because employers typically look for an MD or DO, a valid Wisconsin license, board certification or eligibility in Family Medicine, and prior primary care experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save research time, then confirm your licensure status and highlight relevant outpatient or primary care experience before applying.