Dr. David Bodne received his BA in chemistry from Emory University. He attended University of South Florida in Tampa for Medical School and did his residency at University of Texas in Houston. Dr. Bodne has been in the radiology practice since 1993 as a general radiologist, developing a special interest in breast imaging in early 2000s after a relative was diagnosed with breast cancer. Since then, he has worked at a women’s imaging center in Fayetteville, developing breast MR and wireless localizations for a hospital system. He was also part of the development of a staged MR/mammography bracketing procedure with great results. Dr. Bodne has a humble curiosity that has defined his approach to medicine, and he believes that Breast CT is the next frontier to be explored and developed.

Dr. Heather Richardson was raised in Augusta, Georgia and attended Davidson Fine Arts magnet school before earning a BS degree in Biology with a minor in Fine Art from Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, NC.  She attended medical school at the Medical College of Georgia and went on to complete general surgery residency training at Emory University in 2004. While in Atlanta, Dr. Richardson devised the Goldilocks Mastectomy along with her plastic surgery colleague, Dr. Grace Ma and published the definitive paper describing the application of the procedure and initial cases. She has lectured on the topic and introduced the technique to audiences in Europe and the United States. Maintaining an interest an expertise in advanced mastectomy surgical techniques, high risk patients and oncoplastic breast conservation Dr. Richardson co-founded the Bedford Breast Center with Dr. Lisa Cassileth and Dr. Leslie Memsic in Beverly Hills in 2015.

Prof. Sechopoulos is the chair of the Advanced X-ray Tomographic Imaging (AXTI; homophone of “action” in Dutch) lab at the Department of Medical Imaging and Anatomy of the Radboud University Medical Center, part-time Professor of Advanced X-ray Imaging Systems at the Multi-Modality Medical Imaging (M3i) group at the University of Twente, and Scientific Advisor of the Dutch Expert Center for Screening (LRCB). He obtained his Ph.D. from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia, performing research in the area of tomographic x-ray imaging of the breast at Emory University. Since then, his main area of research is the development of advanced x-ray-based imaging techniques, especially for breast cancer detection, diagnosis, and therapy response monitoring. Prof. Sechopoulos has performed extensive work in radiation dosimetry, x-ray scatter modeling and correction, image acquisition optimization and image reconstruction, processing, and analysis algorithm development for various x-ray imaging modalities. He also performs patient trials to assess the clinical performance of these and other novel imaging technologies. Lately, he has also performed several evaluation studies on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for breast image interpretation, especially for screening. Prof. Sechopoulos is a member or chair of approximately 20 different tasks groups and committees of the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM), the European Federation for Organization of Medical Physics (EFOMP), the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), and the European Society of Breast Imaging (EUSOBI). He is a Deputy Editor of the journal Medical Physics and a member of the Editorial Board of the journal Radiology.

Dr. John Cutrone is a graduate of NYU (BA, Biochemistry) and Baylor College of Medicine (MD). He completed dual residencies both in pathology and diagnostic radiology at Harbor – UCLA, under the tutelage of Dr.’s Larry Bassett, James Brenner and Nanett DeBruhl. Dr Cutrone has been a practicing breast radiologist for the past 25 years. He published numerous peer reviewed articles. His early research was instrumental in developing breast specific gamma imaging (BSGI) as well as ultrafast CT coronary angiography. Currently, Dr. Cutrone is the director of the breast center at St Francis/Emory Healthcare in Columbus, GA.

Kristina Siddall, MD is President and Owner of Bayview Imaging, a company specializing in remote radiology interpretations including telemammography. She serves as Clinical Assistant Professor at Florida International University Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine in Miami, Florida. A magna cum laude graduate of the Case Western Reserve School of Engineering and a graduate of the CWRU School of Medicine, Kristina completed her radiology residency and fellowship training at the University of Rochester Medical Center. She is an American Board of Radiology Volunteer and recently participated in the Angoff Standard-Setting for the Breast Certifying Exam. Her professional interests include new breast imaging technologies, medical student and resident teaching, elementary school science education and wildlife photography.

Dr. Richard Ha is an associate professor of radiology and currently serves as the director of education and research in the division of breast imaging at Columbia University Irving Medical Center. His area of active breast cancer research is in clinical application of artificial intelligence, breast MRI, and new innovative techniques. Dr. Ha’s research is supported by numerous grants including funding from the NIH and RSNA. He completed his fellowship in body and breast imaging at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center following a residency at Mount Sinai Hospital and University Washington School of Medicine.

Richard Reaven, MD earned his medical degree from Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine. After completing an internship at Greater Baltimore Medical Center, he completed residency in Diagnostic Radiology at the University of Maryland, where he served as chief resident. Dr Reaven completed fellowships in Breast Imaging and MRI at the University of Maryland. Dr Reaven is a partner at Advanced Radiology in Maryland, and was recently appointed as Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland Medical Center.