Our Radiologists
Abdominal Imaging
This specialty encompasses techniques aimed at diagnosing diseases of the gastrointestinal, genitourinary, cardiac, pulmonary and musculoskeletal systems. Modalities used to image these organs include fluoroscopy, ultrasound, 16- and 64-channel computed tomography (CT), 1.5T and 3.0T magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and positron emission tomography (PET/CT). Our radiologists perform image guided needle biopsies and fluid aspiration procedures. IRP physicians within the body-imaging specialty have received additional training in these areas.
As dedicated abdominal and pelvic diagnostic specialists and interventionalists, we offer patients state-of-the-art services and technology in a rapidly changing field as well as early access to the latest advancements in research and clinical imaging. We are eager to collaborate with health care providers to provide comprehensive patient care.
John Lappas, MD
Section Chief, Abdominal Imaging
Fatih Akisik, MD
Rommel Dhadha, MD
Tina Harris, MD
Dean Maglinte, MD
Jonas Rydberg, MD
Bilal Tahir, MD
Temel Tirkes, MD
Alex Aisen, MD
William Berry MD
Tariq Hameed, MD
Marc Kohli, MD
Aashish Patel, MD
Kumar Sandrasegaran, MD
Director, Abdominal Imaging Fellowship Program
Mark Tann, MD
Breast Imaging
High Quality Mammography is the Key to Early Detection
The nationally recognized radiology physicians at Indiana Radiology Partners are dedicated to helping women maintain good breast health and specialize in advanced breast imaging services for routine breast care and the diagnosis of breast disease.
Mammography is a specific type of imaging that uses a low-dose x-ray system for examination of the breasts. We are proud to offer the most advanced technology in breast imaging by adding digital mammography and computer-aided detection (CAD) to our services. Digital (computerized) mammography is similar to standard mammography, producing detailed images of the breast. CAD services for breast cancer screening uses the ImageChecker® System, which is like a second pair of eyes, reviewing each study in conjunction with the radiologist.
In addition to routine screening mammography, diagnostic breast evaluations are performed using special mammographic views, ultrasound, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Interventional breast procedures that IRP mammographers perform, including mammographic and ultrasound-guided need localizations, ultrasound-guided cyst aspirations, ultrasound-guided core biopsies and stereotactic core needle biopsies, are available to aid the clinicians in diagnosis and management of breast diseases.
Hal Kipfer, MD
Section Chief, Breast Imaging
Stephanie Holz, MD
Shadie Majidi, MD
Director, Breast Imaging Fellowship Program
Linda McKinney, MD
Barbara Savader, MD
Katherine Walker, MD
Steven Westphal, MD
Director, Nuclear Medicine Fellowship Program
Susan Crook, MD
Valerie Jackson, MD
Department Chair, Indiana University Department of Radiology & Imaging Sciences
Colleen Madden, MD
Jennifer Medley, MD
George Trilikis, MD
Kari Waddell, MD
Chest Imaging
IRP physicians specializing in thoracic and cardiac imaging interpret CT and other radiology examinations for pulmonary disorders. Chest x-rays are the most commonly performed diagnostic x-ray examination for the evaluation of lungs, heart and chest wall. Pneumonia, heart failure, emphysema, lung cancer and other medical conditions can be diagnosed or suspected on a chest x-ray.
A chest x-ray is typically performed as the first imaging test for symptoms of shortness of breath, a bad or persistent cough, chest pain, chest injury, or fever. Individuals with known or suspected medical conditions such as congestive heart failure or cancer may have chest x-rays to follow their response to treatment, or to determine changes that would require a change in their medical management.
Shawn Teague, MD
Mark Frank, MD
Sonal Majmundar, DO
Robert Tarver, MD
Dewey J. Conces, Jr., MD
Darel Heitkamp, MD
Stacy Rissing, MD
Helen Winer-Muram, MD
Emergency Imaging
Emergency radiologists are general diagnostic radiologists who specialize in trauma radiology. IRP provides 24-hour radiology services to the only two hospitals in the state of Indiana with Level 1 Trauma Centers, The Trauma Center at Methodist Hospital and Wishard Health Services. Our radiologists work as part of a diagnostic team of emergency medicine physicians in the diagnosis and medical management of patients for the best possible care.
Jeffrey Dunkle, MD
Section Chief, Emergency Imaging
Karen Fitzgerald, MD
Sean Gussick, MD
Kellie McDonald, MD
Terri Samuel, MD
Andrea Tompkins, MD
Amy Rhodes, MD
Glenn Blackwood, MD
Jared Gayken, MD
Donald Kreipke, MD
Matthew Petersen, MD
Scott Steenburg, MD
Eric Westin, MD
General Radiology
A general radiologist interprets a broad range of diagnostic images that include plain film X-ray, ultrasound and computed tomography (CT). Plain film X-ray imaging is the fastest and easiest way for a physician to view and assess broken bones, cracked skulls and injured backbones.
General radiologists often have additional training to enhance their skills in various radiology sub-specialties.
David Burshe, MD
Catherine Moran, MD
Durga Pai, MD
Nathan Maertz
Brian White, MD
Jason Ford, MD
Matthew Nartker, MD
Nakiisa Rogers, MD
Kevin Smith, MD
Interventional Radiology
Interventional radiologists are medical doctors who perform minimally invasive, image-guided procedures. Unlike diagnostic radiologists who use imaging, such as x-rays, magnetic resonance (MR) imaging, ultrasound and computed tomography (CT) to diagnose disease, interventional radiologists use imaging to treat many diseases. Interventionalists are board certified radiologists who also have a Certification of Added Qualification by the American Board of Radiology in percutaneous (through the skin) interventions.
IRP's interventionalists perform a wide range of angiographic and interventional procedures, such as angioplasty and stenting, embolization and chemoembolization, percutanous drainage, and vascular and gastrointestinal access procedures. Some of the diseases these physicians treat include aortic aneurysms, peripheral vascular disease, liver failure, biliary disease, renal failure and dialysis, many cancers, uterine fibroids, venous disease and varicoceles.
Thomas Casciani, MD
Section Co-Chief, Interventional Radiology
David Agarwal, MD
Director, Interventional Radiology Fellowship Program
W. Brooks Davis, MD
Mark Gorrie, MD
Matthew Johnson, MD
Jeffrey Ramkaransingh, MD
Jamison Wilson, MD
Daniel Wertman, MD
Section Co-Chief, Interventional Radiology
Sabah Butty, MD
Ramon Halum, MD
Francis Marshalleck, MD
Himanshu Shah, MD
Muskuloskeletal Imaging
IRP radiologists who specialize in musculoskeletal radiology diagnose and detect problems with muscles, tendons, joints and soft tissue. They also diagnose a broad range of pathologic conditions in all parts of the body, including cancer, heart and vascular disease, stroke, and joint and musculoskeletal disorders.
Our fellowship-trained musculoskeletal radiologists specialize in the imaging of bone tumors, sports injuries, trauma, arthritis, orthopedic hardware and joint implants. The parts of the musculoskeletal system most frequently imaged are the spine, knee, shoulder, hip, wrist and ankles. Musculoskeletal radiologists interpret exams such as multi-slice computed tomography (CT), musculoskeletal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) - open MRI, 1.5T and 3.0T high field MRI - ultrasound and plain film radiographs. Arthrography and image-guided bone and soft tissue biopsies are also performed and interpreted by our musculoskeletal radiologists.
Our radiologists work closely with other specialists such as orthopedic surgeons, sports medicine physicians, physiatrists, neurosurgeons, rheumatologists and oncologists to provide a coordinated, multidisciplinary approach to the evaluation and treatment of musculoskeletal diseases.
Robert Choplin, MD
Section Chief, Musculoskeletal ImagingDirector, Musculoskeletal Imaging Fellowship Program
Peter D'Amour, MD
Kenneth Buckwalter, MD
Trent Roth, MD
Neuroradiology
Darren O’Neill, MD
Section Chief, Neuroradiology
Stephen Kralik, MD
Mark Coe, MD
Annette Douglas, MD
Director, Radiology Fellowship Programs
Margaret Hollar, DO
Juan Tejada, MD
Atul Agarwal, MD
Eric Awwad, MD
Maria Dolar, MD
Mary Edwards-Brown, MD
Chang Ho, MD
Director, Neuroradiology Fellowship ProgramDirector, Pediatric Neuroradiology Fellowship Program
Kristine Mosier, DMD PhD
Associate Professor of RadiologyFellowship Director, Head & Neck Imaging
Connie Gapinski, MD
Danny Leatherwood, MD
Michael Harned, MD
James Fletcher, MD
Mark Estrada, MD
Vasantha Aaron, MD
Aslam Siddiqui, MDPediatric Imaging
Boaz Karmazyn, MD
Section Chief, Pediatric RadiologyFellowship Director, Pediatric Radiology
Donald Corea, DO
Richard Gunderman, MD, PhD
Vice Chair of Education, Indiana University Department of Radiology
Matthew Wanner, MD
Mervyn Cohen, MB,ChB, MD
Lisa Delaney, MD
