3 radiologists with Diversified Radiology of Colorado are named to 5280’s Top Docs List

DENVER, CO-One of the most sought after Denver’s 5280 Magazine annual Top Doctors issue published each October for the past 16 years. Getting a place in the Top Docs is considered a milestone in the career of a doctor, which is a favorite reader, sets sales records in newssand and is a coffee table staple in every area of medical practice during reception throughout the year. This icon of Denver continues for months in these waiting rooms (many more salons and spas as well) and has been known to launch the prominence of a physician within the profession and the community of patients and their treatments.

This year’s list includes three of radiologists Diversified Radiology of Colorado number-one record.

Craig M. Kornbluth, MD, was named to the list of Diagnostic Radiology. He is a graduate of Fuhs / The Chicago Medical School, Chicago, IL and completed his residency in Diagnostic Radiology, at St. Luke-Roosevelt Hospital Center, New York, Nyhe completed his fellowship in Body Imaging at Johns Hopkins Hospital , Baltimore, MD. He specializes in Body Imaging Radiology Diversified.

Sean O. Bryant, MD, was named to the list of Neuroradiology. He graduated from the University of Florida College of Medicine in Gainesville, FL. He completed his residency at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO and his fellowship at the University of California at San Francisco, CA. His specialty in Radiology Neuroradiology is diversified including fetal MRI, 3D spectroscopy, Pediatric neuroimaging, and head and neck imaging.

Gerard J. Horgan, MD, was named to the list of Pediatric Radiology. He graduated from National University of Ireland (Cork) and did her residency at the Bristol Royal Infirmary, Bristol, England, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, Wales, and Yale University, New Haven, CT. He completed his fellowship at the Bristol Royal Infirmary, Bristol, England, the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, Wales and Yale University, New Haven, CT. It also has a C.A.Q. in Pediatric Radiology. While at work, Dr. Horgan spends his time exclusively focused on imaging of children.

Headquartered in the Golden Triangle in the capital of Colorado, Denver, 53 Diversified Radiology subspecialty radiologists read the radiographs of patients all over the Front Range of Colorado and beyond. Specialist staff include radiologists specializing in breast rel = nofollow and , rel = nofollow , musculoskeletal imaging / a>, / a>, rel = nofollow / PET . Here, the radiologists to read and interpret x-rays remotely for clinics, emergency rooms and hospital across the Colorado front range and the Rocky Mountains.

In the United States, radiology residents are required to spend at least four months of learning a specialty to be eligible for board certification in radiology. In Diversified Radiology, radiologists spend 18 to 24 months in a particular community, which follows their residency in diagnostic radiology.

For more information, contact Kim Travis, Business Development Manager of Diversified Radiology of Colorado PC, 938 Bannock Street, Suite 300, Denver, CO 80204, at 303-618-2834 or by email to ktravis@divrad.com.

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