Nancy Major, MD
Clinical Professor, Radiology-Diagnostics
Medical School
- MD, Tufts University School of Medicine (1988)
Internship
- Letterman Army Medical Center (San Francisco) (1989)
Residency
- University of California (San Francisco) School of Medicine Program, Diagnostic (1996)
Fellowships
- Duke University Hospital Program, Musculoskeletal Radiology (1997)
Department
Radiology-DiagnosticsPublications
- Imaging of Cartilage in the Athlete, Journ Sport Med, in press
- 60. Coleman C, Flug J, Major NM, Imaging of Cartilage in the Athlete, Clinics in Sports Medicine, Elsevier 31-May-2017. 61. Welton KL, Bartley JH, Major NM, McCarty EC. MRI to Arthroscopy Correlations in SLAP and Long Head Biceps Pathology. Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Review. In press.
Professional Memberships
- RSNA, ARRS, ASES, AAOS, ISS, SSR, AAHKS, Active Member
Care Philosophy
My professional goals are patient focused. I continue to work toward improving the patient experience in radiology. I am involved in research areas that continue to explore our understanding of disease and injury patterns working closely with the clinicians who refer patients to MSK radiology.
My professional goals are patient focused. I continue to work toward improving the patient experience in radiology. I am involved in research areas that continue to explore our understanding of disease and injury patterns working closely with the clinicians who refer patients to MSK radiology.
Personal Interests
I participate and enjoy many sporting activities.
Volunteer Activities
Childrens Hospital fund raisers, Veterans affairs, breast cancer fund raisers
Public Speaking
Yes
My speaking engagements are national and international on topics that relate to Musculoskeletal imaging including sports medicine, arthritis, orthopedic oncology, and modalities such as MRI and conventional x-rays.
I participate and enjoy many sporting activities.
Volunteer Activities
Childrens Hospital fund raisers, Veterans affairs, breast cancer fund raisers
Public Speaking
Yes
My speaking engagements are national and international on topics that relate to Musculoskeletal imaging including sports medicine, arthritis, orthopedic oncology, and modalities such as MRI and conventional x-rays.