Being a radiologist is like playing detective—I use imaging technology to look for clues inside the body and figure out why someone is not feeling well. I help solve a problem and play an important part in guiding a person’s treatment, which is very satisfying.
I specialize in breast imaging and use different types of technology, such as mammograms, ultrasounds, and MRI and PET/CT scans. My patients include women having an annual mammogram and those who are in various stages of care. I see people who have a family history of breast cancer and are at high risk and those who have had breast cancer or benign disease of the breast. Some of my patients have recently received a diagnosis of breast cancer and come in for imaging to monitor their treatment.