Michael Darcy, MD, FSIR
Michael Darcy, MD, FSIR, is a professor of radiology at the Mallinckrodt Institute at Washington University in St. Louis. He earned his medical degree at Ohio State University. After 3 years of surgery residency, he switched to radiology and IR training at the University of Minnesota. His first job was at the Medical University of South Carolina, but he moved to the Mallinckrodt Institute in 1989. He was chief of interventional radiology for 18 years but stepped down in 2019 and retired from clinical practice in 2022. He was very active in the Society of Interventional Radiology, holding multiple positions including Annual Scientific Meeting chair, SIR Foundation chair and president. His main areas of clinical and academic interest are portal hypertension and GI bleeding. He and his wife Susan have three daughters, four grandchildren and two dogs. Woodworking and mountain hiking are his main passions outside of IR.
Congratulations, Dr. Darcy!