Our faculty are internationally recognized for excellence in interventional radiology (IR) .  

We guide best practices, drive innovation and advance minimally invasive, image-guided care regionally and worldwide. We also train the next generation of IR experts in a collaborative academic health and science environment. 

We proudly continue our department’s pioneering spirit by driving IR discovery and shaping the future. You’ll find faculty who: 

• Collaborate with you across specialties to care for patients using advanced therapies
• Educate and mentor you through rigorous residency and fellowship programs
• Lead research studies with you to develop new therapies in interventional oncology and endovascular care 

Our team includes highly specialized IR experts who publish research that drives innovation. Faculty achievements include:  

• Fellowship in the Society of Interventional Radiology (FSIR), a distinction fewer than 10% of practicing IRs receive
• Leaders in Innovation Award from the SIR Foundation for work establishing IR as a distinct training pathway
• SIR Abstract of the Year for study of IR techniques and immune modulating nanoparticles for HCC 

 We value kindness as much as academic rigor. For a small department, we make a big impact through close collaboration and a shared purpose to deliver excellence in academic-level IR care. You’ll find: 

• A culture of belonging, curiosity, innovation and respect so you can thrive
• Commitment to equality and inclusion across the School of Medicine and OHSU
• Diverse faculty that empower colleagues and trainees to excel
• Generous employee benefits and the chance to work in Portland, known for its natural beauty, cultural vibrancy and outstanding food scene 

Our team reflects both the legacy and future of interventional radiology.  

Join us to lead clinical trials, develop new techniques and train the next generation of interventional radiologists. Together, let’s push the boundaries of what’s possible. 

The Body IR Section provides image-guided treatment across specialties, including cardiovascular, cancer and pulmonary care.

Keith Quencer, M.D., is an associate professor in the Department of Interventional Radiology and the section head of Body/Vascular IR. 

Allison Schell, P.A.-C., physician associate

Shailah Megia, P.A.-C., physician associate 

The Neurointerventional Radiology Section is an interdisciplinary group of neurointerventional radiologists, neurosurgeons and neurologists who collaborate within the Dotter Department of Interventional Radiology.

Ryan A. Priest, M.D. is an associate professor in the Department of Interventional Radiology and the section head of Neuro IR.