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Hometown:
Menasha, WI, 45 minutes south of Lambeau Field.
Personal interests:
I am a proud Packer fan. I have four wonderful young children (and a new dog) who are my main hobby. When not fathering them, I enjoy tennis, reading, and cooking for my overworked wife.
Why did you decide to become a radiologist?
I chose radiology as a vocation because it is a cutting edge field, where our technology helps drive where medicine will end up. It is an intellectually intense field that asks for continuous curiosity and life-long learning, and rewards that by continually changing and offering new advances and new technologies so that it is re-invented every few years. It is impossible to be bored with Radiology. I chose Interventional Radiology as my practice focus because it allows me to be involved in the diagnosis of many different entities, as with all radiology, but allows me to intervene in the disease process, and assist patients in bringing them to their optimal health. The marriage of technology and hands-on helping of people makes my practice enormously gratifying and rewarding.
Fellowship:
Interventional Radiology
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore, MD
2002-2003
Residency:
Diagnostic Radiology
University of Wisconsin Hospitals & Clinics
Madison, WI
1998-2003
Education:
Medical School: Georgetown University, Washington, DC, 1997
Undergraduate: University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire, WI, 1993
Certifications and Licenses:
American Board of Radiology
Minnesota Medical License
Memberships:
American College of Radiology
American Roentgen Ray Society
Radiological Society of North America
Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR)
SIR Clinical Practice Development Committee
Editorial Board, SIR newsletter, "IR News"
Recognition:
Best Doctors for Women, MN Monthly magazine, 2013
Top Doctor Twin Cities, Mpls/St. Paul magazine, 2010
