Young Physician Section (YPS)
The Young Physician Section (YPS) is comprised of early career SBI members within 8 years of completion of training. The YPS also welcomes all members interested in supporting the mission of the section.
The purpose of the Young Physician Section (YPS) is to create a community of early career members by offering opportunities for mentorship, networking, and access to learning resources that focus both on clinical and non-clinical competencies. The goal of the section is to help young and early-career physicians develop a resource base that cultivates knowledge, and leadership skills, and ultimately strengthens the foundation for a successful career in breast imaging.
Benefits of Joining as a Young Physician member:
- Complimentary membership throughout fellowship and 6 months post-graduation.
- Discounted transitional membership for early-career radiologists newly in practice.
- Access to the latest breast imaging jobs and the ability to sign up for real-time alerts in the SBI Career Center.
- Exclusive access to the online Membership Directory and all-new online community, SBI Connect.
- SBI News Brief, quarterly newsletter (including the all-new YPS Column), and the latest industry news curated in one place for you.
2022-2023 Young Physician Section (YPS) Committee
Rend Al-Khalili, MD (Committee Co chair)
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital
Allison Aripoli, MD (Committee Co-chair)
University of Kansas Medical Center
Alyssa Cubbison, DO
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Katie M. Davis, DO
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Brook Dixon, MD
Kelsey-Seybold Clinic
Reza Fardanesh, MD
UCLA
Kimberly Funaro, MD
Moffitt Cancer Center
Joshua Greenstein, MD
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine
Amy Kerger, DO
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Neha Modi, MD
Saint Vincent Hospital
Kelly Myers, MD
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Miral M. Patel, MD
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Sarah Pittman, MD
Stanford School of Medicine
Naziya Samreen, MD
NYU Langone Health
Nidhi Sharma, MD
Texas A&M University