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See the Department of Imaging Sciences Faculty page for a complete list of our faculty.

The University of Rochester Diagnostic Imaging Program is a subspecialized program. The vast majority of faculty are fellowship trained and specialize in one or two subfields of Imaging. The education program follows that structure, with two- and four-week resident rotations and a rotating conference schedule.

Leadership

Jennifer Harvey, M.D., F.A.C.R.

Jennifer Harvey

Dr. Stanley M. Rogoff and Dr. Raymond Gramiak Professor and Chair
Department of Imaging Sciences

Akshya Gupta, M.D.

Akshya Gupta, M.D.

Vice Chair for Education
Director, Radiology Residency Program

Sean Cleary, M.D.

Sean Cleary, M.D.

Associate Program Director
Diagnostic Radiology

Anthony Portanova, M.D.

Anthony Portanova, M.D.

Assistant Program Director
Diagnostic Radiology

Elizabeth Kate Proffitt, M.D.

Elizabeth Kate Proffitt, M.D.

Assistant Program Director
Diagnostic Radiology

Sankarsh Jetty, M.D.

Sankarsh Jetty, M.D.

Assistant Program Director
Diagnostic Radiology

Joseph A. Procell, D.O.

Joseph A. Procell, D.O.

Assistant Program Director
Diagnostic Radiology

Radiology Residency Education Directors

Our subspecialty education directors bring expertise across the full spectrum of diagnostic radiology. Each director oversees the curriculum and educational experience within their subspecialty, working with residents and faculty to support clinical learning, conferences, mentorship, and ongoing feedback.

Musculoskeletal

Brittany Cloud, M.D.

Brittany Cloud, M.D.

Neuroradiology

Sankarsh Jetty, M.D.

Sankarsh Jetty, M.D.

What our graduates say...

"What really made me fall in love with the program and Rochester were the people I began to work with everyday. I truly feel our faculty and residents are like family and look forward to working with them each shift no matter how challenging it may be. We all strive to help each other both on and off the job. Meliora!"

Sean Cleary, M.D.