Department of Radiology

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IR specialist Joseph Erinjeri and fellow Noor Ahmad perform an emergency embolization procedure.
A Leader in Interventional Radiology

IR specialist Joseph Erinjeri and fellow Noor Ahmad perform an emergency embolization procedure.

Memorial Sloan Kettering’s Department of Radiology includes 115 faculty members with subspecialized expertise in oncologic diagnostic imaging, image-guided intervention, and targeted radiotherapy. They serve on disease management teams that deliver integrated, patient-centered care and also excel in translational research, utilizing our state-of-the-art facilities to advance evidence-based practice.

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