Radiology

Helping your doctor care for you better

The Tufts Medical Center Radiology Department is a team of subspecialty radiologists, scientists, specialized nurses and technicians, physician residents and talented managers rpoviding the highest quality diagnostic and treatment imaging services. By performing over 170,000 exams a year, we offer patients and clinicians the most advanced imaging and radiology services to guide clinical decision making.

We provide high-quality images and informed interpretations to referring doctors. By enabling a precise diagnosis of your problem, we help ensure you receive the best possible treatment.

Whatever imaging services you need

You can come to the Radiology Department for a variety of imaging services, from the basic to the most complex:

  

Committed to innovation & teamwork

Alice Ettinger, MD, a pioneer in our field, established the first radiology residency program at Tufts School of Medicine in 1945 and founded our hospital's Radiology Department.

Dr. Ettinger's legacy lives on today, as our radiologists share a commitment to exploring innovative new uses of imaging technologies. Our radiologists are also united in their belief in teamwork. They frequently consult with referring specialists throughout Tufts MC in diagnosing diseases and injuries and determining treatment plans.

Radiologists are the physicians behind the scenes who evaluate your images and provide your doctor with a report. Our radiology team also includes more than 100 imaging technologists and 13 nurses. In most cases, these are the main people with whom you will interact before and during your imaging procedure. They take great pride in answering your questions, easing your worries and offering comfort when you need it most. As a patient, though, please feel free to ask to see a radiologist at any time.

No matter what health challenges you may face, the Radiology Department is here to serve you. Our dedicated, compassionate team will do everything possible to make an accurate, prompt diagnosis that gives you your best chance at recovery.

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