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Gregory Hall, M.D.

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  • Musculoskeletal Radiologist

Specialty

  • Radiology

About me

Dr. Gregory Hall is a musculoskeletal radiologist and assistant professor of radiology in the OHSU Department of Diagnostic Radiology. As a musculoskeletal radiologist, he interprets a wide variety of modalities including x-rays, ultrasound, CT, and MRI. His academic interests also include the therapeutic and diagnostic roles of radiology in orthopedic oncology, rheumatology, and sports medicine, which includes arthrograms, image-guided biopsies, and radiofrequency ablations.

Dr. Hall received his medical degree from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, completed a diagnostic radiology residency at NYU Winthrop Hospital, and a musculoskeletal radiology fellowship at Vanderbilt University. Following his fellowship, Dr. Hall remained on staff at Vanderbilt for 4 years before joining OHSU in January 2023. Throughout his medical training and early career, Dr. Hall has earned awards in teaching and was selected for a mentoring fellowship while at Vanderbilt. Dr. Hall is excited to share his love of teaching with all the trainees at OHSU.

Born in Utah, Dr. Hall loves spending time outdoors, especially with his wife and three kids. He also enjoys music, playing guitar, reading, and any and every type of food.

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