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All physicians at Froedtert & The Medical College of Wisconsin are Medical College of Wisconsin faculty dedicated to patient care, research and teaching. Medical College of Wisconsin physicians are nationally known for research leadership in imaging and for piloting new imaging techniques.
- Radiologists are physicians who complete a five-year (or longer) residency program in radiology. They diagnose diseases by obtaining and interpreting medical images. Medical College of Wisconsin radiologists practicing at Froedtert & The Medical College of Wisconsin are highly specialized in various areas of radiology.
- Interventional radiologists have completed fellowship training in interventional radiology, a subspecialty of radiology, to perform minimally invasive procedures using image guidance.
- Nuclear medicine/PET physicians complete a minimum three-year residency program in nuclear medicine.
All radiologists, interventional radiologists and nuclear medicine physicians at Froedtert & The Medical College are board-certified, having successfully completed an approved radiology education and training program and an evaluation process to assess their knowledge, skill and experience to provide quality patient care in their specialty area.
Learn more about the physicians who specialize in radiology, nuclear medicine/PET and interventional radiology:
W. Douglas Brown, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Neuroradiologist
Guillermo F. Carrera, MD, FACR
Medical College of Wisconsin Musculoskeletal Radiologist
Chief of Diagnostic Radiology
Hong Chen, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Nuclear Medicine Specialist
Richard H. Christensen, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Emergency and Trauma Radiologist
Robert P. Cronin, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Radiologist
Scott J. Erickson, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Diagnostic Radiologist,
Musculoskeletal Radiologist
William A. Finger, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Diagnostic Radiologist
W. Dennis Foley, MD, FACR
Medical College of Wisconsin Diagnostic Radiologist
Chief of Digital Imaging
Mary Beth Gonyo, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Diagnostic Radiologist
Lawrence R. Goodman, MD, FACR
Medical College of Wisconsin Diagnostic Radiologist
Chief of Thoracic Imaging
Robert S. Hellman, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Nuclear Medicine Specialist
Chief, Nuclear Medicine and PET Imaging
Robert A. Hieb, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Vascular and Interventional Radiologist
Eric J. Hohenwalter, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Vascular and Interventional Radiologist
Mark D. Hohenwalter, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Diagnostic Radiologist
Charles E. Kahn Jr., MD, MS
Medical College of Wisconsin Diagnostic Radiologist
Arthur Z. Krasnow, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Nuclear Medicine Specialist
Leighton P. Mark, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Neuroradiologist
Charles S. Marn, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Radiologist
Chief, GI Radiology
Michelle M. Michel, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Neuroradiologist
Parag Patel, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Radiologist
Francisco A. Quiroz y Ferrari, MD, FSRU
Medical College of Wisconsin Ultrasound Radiologist
Scott D. Rand, MD, PhD
Medical College of Wisconsin Neuroradiologist
Robert Rilling, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Radiologist
William S. Rilling, MD, FSIR
Medical College of Wisconsin Vascular and Interventional Radiologist
Director, Vascular/Interventional Radiology
Katherine A. Shaffer, MD, FACR
Medical College of Wisconsin Radiologist
Co-Chief, Breast Imaging
James Strottmann, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Neuroradiologist
Gary S. Sudakoff, MD, FSRU
Medical College of Wisconsin Diagnostic Radiologist
Chief of Genitourinary Radiology
Michael E. Timins, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Musculoskeletal Radiologist
Sean M. Tutton, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Vascular and Interventional Radiologist
John L. Ulmer, MD
Medical College of Wisconsin Neuroradiologist
Charles R. Wilson, PhD, FACR, FAAPM
Chief, Medical Physics
James E. Youker, MD, FACR
Medical College of Wisconsin Radiologist
Chairman of Radiology
Medical Director of Radiology
TechnologistsMost imaging exams are performed by highly trained radiology technologists, ultrasonographers and nuclear medicine/PET technologists. All technologists at Froedtert & The Medical College are certified and registered with the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists. They are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to perform a wide range of imaging procedures.
Technologists are highly trained in operating advanced imaging systems from a variety of manufacturers. They perform general diagnostic radiography (in orthopaedics, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, emergency room, operating rooms and at off-site clinics), CT scanning, interventional radiology, MR imaging, ultrasound, breast imaging and nuclear medicine/PET tests.
Technologists also explain procedures to patient, position patients for scanning and adjust imaging devices to obtain the optimal views of specific body areas. They also participate in research programs involving inpatient, outpatient and emergency room patients.
Clinical ImagingThe Clinical Imaging team is responsible for all diagnostic imaging equipment within the Radiology Department and the hospital. Staff members maintain imaging equipment, test and monitor new equipment, repair equipment, educate medical and other staff throughout the facility, and maintain PACS and EPIC/Radiant systems. The Clinical Imaging team provides around-the-clock technical support.
Support StaffThe Radiology Department could not provide the vast array of specialized services without a support staff that provides backup to the professional, technical and medical staff, allowing them to devote their time to the clinical aspects of patient care.
Last Review Date: Oct. 22, 2008 Online Editor(s): Christopher Sadler |
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