Mayo Clinic in Arizona is seeking a candidate to fill the 1-year ACGME-accredited Nuclear Radiology Fellowship for the 2025-2026 academic year. Candidates should be American Board of Radiology (ABR) certified or eligible and must have completed diagnostic radiology resident training at an accredited diagnostic radiology residency program.

During the 12-month fellowship at Mayo Clinic, the candidate will receive advanced training in all aspects of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging in both outpatient and inpatient settings, as well as radionuclide therapy.

This program is designed to provide fellows with clinical and academic subspecialty training while they work closely with experts in nuclear medicine, diagnostic radiology, oncology, and other medical specialties. The division is currently staffed by 4 full-time nuclear radiologists who are certified by the ABR as well as the American Board of Nuclear Medicine (ABNM).  The division is responsible for supervising and interpreting a wide variety of general nuclear imaging studies and oncological and non-oncological PET/CT and PET/MR scans. Cardiac SPECT and PET/CT studies are interpreted in close collaboration with certified nuclear cardiologists. State-of-the-art PET/MRI scanner and on-site cyclotron are available and offer abundant research opportunities. It is the expectation that the candidate will actively participate in our research, multidisciplinary conferences, and educational programs. 

Please review the outline of the Nuclear Radiology Fellowship at the following website for more information:

Nuclear Radiology Fellowship (Arizona) - Residencies and Fellowships - Mayo Clinic College of Medicine & Science

Interested candidates should send their CVs and Letters of Interest to Program Director Dr. Ming Yang (Yang.Ming@mayo.edu), and program coordinator Veronica Vaitkus (Vaitkus.Veronica@mayo.edu). For international medical graduates (IMG), please also submit an ECFMG certificate, USMLE step 3 score, and types of Visa request (for example, J1 or H1B). Currently, we do not support the ABR alternative pathway at Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona. Upon review, we may request additional application materials. Applicants considered for an appointment will be invited for a personal interview with the program director and selected faculty.

Site Description: Mayo Clinic's campuses in Arizona are located in Phoenix and Scottsdale, in the beautiful Sonoran Desert. The region is known as the Valley of the Sun, a metropolitan area with more than 4 million residents in 25 cities and towns. 

With Phoenix being the fifth largest city in the nation, this sunny "desert metropolis" offers the amenities of a big city amid a strikingly beautiful, rugged, southwest landscape. The Phoenix campus includes the Mayo Clinic Hospital and Mayo Clinic Specialty Building, along with the Mayo Clinic Building, which houses the cancer center and proton beam therapy facility. Education facilities include the Multidisciplinary Simulation Center, medical library, Franke Education Center, and the Integrated Education and Research Building, which will open in 2024.

Scottsdale frequently earns praise as a highly desirable place to live. The city's more than 240,000 residents enjoy a vibrant mix of culinary hot spots, arts and entertainment, professional and collegiate sports teams, and community resources. The region's desert climate promotes an outdoor lifestyle with a full complement of sports and recreation.