Faculty Spotlight: Alexander Moeller

Alexander Moeller, MD joined the Division of Community Radiology as a clinical assistant professor in September.
Dr. Moeller obtained his medical degree from Boston University School of Medicine. He joins the department after completing his internship, diagnostic radiology residency, and abdominal imaging and intervention fellowship at UW.
Where are you from?
I was born and raised in New York.
Why did you choose radiology?
I was drawn to radiology because it combines deep diagnostic problem-solving with the ability to do focused, detail-oriented work that impacts dozens of patients every single day. Serving as a central diagnostic hub across nearly every specialty allows me to provide crucial, timely answers that directly guide patient care and clinical decision-making.
What are your professional interests?
My clinical interests center on cross-sectional body imaging — specifically abdominal MRI and CT — as well as cardiovascular imaging. I am also interested in radiology workflow optimization, informatics, and clinical reporting efficiency.
Why did you choose to work at UW–Madison?
UW–Madison offered the ideal hybrid balance for my practice. It provides the opportunity to serve patients across the broader community while staying connected to the academic abdominal imaging section, allowing me to engage with complex cases, collaborate with subspecialty colleagues, and contribute to an outstanding clinical department.
What are your hobbies?
Outside of work, I enjoy cycling, sports, playing guitar, outdoor barbecue and smoking meats, financial markets, and spending time with my family.