Department of Radiology

Excellent Education | Innovative Research | Exceptional Patient Care

The Department of Radiology has been a leader for more than 75 years in the field of imaging - providing excellent education, innovative research, and exceptional patient care.

Our Faculty

Faculty

Residency Programs

Residents

Fellowships

Fellows

male and female resident in the reading room

Education

We educate our residents and fellows to become outstanding board-certified radiologists that can function easily in busy and diverse practice settings.

Research

We conduct world-renowned magnetic resonance research and clinical imaging research at our two research centers—CMRR and CCIR.

Rosenberg with resident in IR reading room

Patient Care

We provide our patients with the highest quality of care. Our relationships with 4 major teaching hospitals helps us provide a wide variety of services for our patients and be at the forefront of new treatments and breakthroughs in medicine.

Department Head, Charles A. Dietz, JR., MD

Our Department's mission is to continuously improve the health of the people of Minnesota and beyond, through innovative, high quality and effective patient care, education, and research, in the field of Radiology.

Headlines

FDA Updates Mammography Regulations

Dr. Tim Emory participated in an interview with KARE 11 news on March 13 to discuss recently amended FDA regulations that require medical facilities to notify patients about breast density.

Radiology

Welcome New Radiology Department Residents

The Department of Radiology would like to welcome the new class of residents who matched with the department as part of the National Resident Matching Program on March 17, 2023.

Announcements

Radiology Faculty Recognized as Mpls.St. Paul Magazine “Top Doctors: Rising Stars”

The Department of Radiology is proud to announce that three of it's faculty members have been recognized on Mpls.St.Paul Magazine's 2023 “Top Doctors: Rising Stars” list.

Awards

IR to Study New Knee Osteoarthritis Treatment

On track to be the first-in-the-nation randomized controlled trial to test the efficacy of geniculate arterial embolization to treat knee osteoarthritis is underway at the U of M Department of Radiology.

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