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Midwest Radiology

@MidwestRad

Professional radiology and outpatient imaging practice. To schedule an appointment, call (763) 792.1999.

 Roseville, MN
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Joined February 2019
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Our fall recruiting tour wrapped up Oct. 28 in Pittsburgh. Thank you to the 28 UPMC and Allegheny Health Network residents and fellows who joined nine of our radiologists for dinner. We’re still hiring for on-site and remote roles: bit.ly/4oVfC7T #RadTwitter
Thank you to Drs. Robert Freed, Laurent Grignon, Paul Carolan, Molly Wingfield, Sam Jang, Nihar Shah, Sean Lee, Richard Aizpuru and Aaron Binstock (pictured, left to right) for representing Midwest Radiology.

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In Minnesota, fewer than 1 in 5 adults who qualify for lung cancer screening are actually doing it. The USPSTF recommends annual low-dose CT for adults 50 to 80 with a 20 pack-year smoking history who smoke now or quit within the past 15 years.
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Please welcome Dr. Collier Gladin to Midwest Radiology. He practices breast and body radiology and completed his residency and breast imaging fellowship at the Medical University of South Carolina. #RadTwitter
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Hope Chest for Breast Cancer Foundation has helped Minnesota breast cancer patients pay for rent, utilities, groceries, transportation, and childcare during treatment. Midwest Radiology is sponsoring their 25th Anniversary Celebration Thursday. bit.ly/4sKpJ1D
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Six of our radiologists had dinner in Ann Arbor last week with eight residents and fellows from the University of Michigan and Henry Ford Health. Thank you for joining us. Our last stop this fall is Pittsburgh on Wednesday. #RadTwitter
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Clocks fall back at 2 a.m. Sunday, so our overnight radiologists will read through 1 a.m. twice this weekend. Thank you to everyone covering the longest shift of the year. #RadTwitter
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Welcome to Dr. Daichi Hayashi, who joins Midwest Radiology’s MSK team. He trained in London, Tokyo, and the U.S., and most recently chaired the radiology department at Tufts Medical Center. #RadTwitter
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A dedicated Midwest Radiology team verifies exam content and comparison studies around the clock, then contacts referrers and helps communicate results. That’s how a follow-up report answers the question that really matters... what's changed?
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Did we talk at a residency dinner this fall? Send your CV, and a practicing neuroradiologist, Dr. Laurent Grignon, reads it. When you visit, your spouse or partner flies in too, even for remote roles. #RadTwitter bit.ly/4jbrQFZ
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“Evaluate for” can’t stand alone as the reason for an imaging order. Our reference sheet lists the clinical details that help radiologists read your patient’s study: bit.ly/4yGjhup
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Welcome back to Dr. Matthew Casey, who has rejoined Midwest Radiology. He trained in vascular and interventional radiology at the Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Venous and Lymphatic Medicine. #RadTwitter
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Next stop on our recruiting tour: Charleston. Thanks to the MUSC residents who joined our radiologists for dinner at Church & Union. #RadTwitter
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Our recruiting tour made it to Durham. Thanks to the Duke residents who joined our radiologists for dinner at Parizade. #RadTwitter
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Screening mammograms are available at our St. Paul clinic, 250 Thompson St. No referral needed, and same-day or next-day appointments are often available. Call 763.792.1999 to schedule.
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Dr. Robert Freed, a body and emergency radiologist, spent eight years teaching at the University of Pittsburgh before joining Midwest Radiology. He thinks about radiology like detective work... separating real imaging clues from red herrings. #RadTwitter
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Our recruiting team had dinner with University of Iowa residents at Orchard Green in Iowa City, then a few of us stuck around to catch a Hawkeyes game. Thanks for the hospitality, Iowa City. #RadTwitter
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Two nights in Wisconsin: dinner with 15 University of Wisconsin residents and fellows in Madison, then 17 Medical College of Wisconsin residents in Milwaukee. Thanks for joining us. #RadTwitter
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3D screening mammography is now available at our St. Paul clinic. Patients due for their annual screening can schedule directly, and no order is needed. Call 763.792.1999, Monday–Friday.
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Dr. Nolan Shen has joined our neuroradiology team. He trained at the University of Minnesota and completed his neuroradiology fellowship at the University of Wisconsin. Welcome, Nolan. #RadTwitter
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Healthy libraries are part of a healthy community. That's why Midwest Radiology is proud to sponsor Opus & Olives on Oct. 11, benefiting @thefriends and the Saint Paul Public Library. bit.ly/318CDI0
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