Dr. Gundry is the director of Breast Imaging at Grady Memorial Hospital. She educates residents and fellows daily on all aspects of breast imaging and image-guided breast procedures. Additionally, she leads the Grady Hospital Mammography Task Force and serves on the Grady Hospital Cancer Committee, the Radiological Society of North America technical exhibits committee, and the Academic committees within Grady Hospital, the ACR and the RSNA.
Titles & Roles
Associate Professor, Department of Radiology
Emory University School of Medicine
Director, Department of Breast Imaging
Grady Memorial Hospital
Education & Training
Education
Fellowship, Body Imaging, 2000
Washington University Mallinkrodt Inst. of Rad.
Residency, Diagnostic Radiology, 1999
University of Maryland Medical System
Residency, Nuclear Medicine, 1995
Emory University School of Medicine
Internship, General Surgery, 1994
Emory University School of Medicine
Medical Education, MD, 1992
University of Arizona College of Medicine
Board Certifications
Diagnostic Radiology
American Board of Radiology, 1999
Research
Dr. Gundry’s research interests include innovations in breast cancer diagnosis and staging technologies. She examines improvements in stereoscopic digital mammography, breast MRI, and core needle breast biopsy, among other procedures.
Publications
Dr. Gundry has been published in a multitude of academic journals including Cancer, Oncology, and Radiology.
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