Steering Committee

Academic and Clinical



Chairman
William G. Bradley, Jr
MD, PhD

Chair, Department of Radiology University of California, San Diego
Dr. Bradley’s research is focused on MRI of flow phenomena, hemorrhage, stroke, and normal pressure hydro- cephalus as well as other topics involving MRI of the brain.


R. Nick Bryan
MD, PhD

Chair, Department of Radiology University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Dr. Bryan's research interests relate to functional brain imaging, cerebral ischemia, and imaging of the aging brain. He has published more than 177 peer-reviewed journal articles, 30 editorials, 50 invited lectures, and 33 book chapters.


N. Reed Dunnick
MD

Chair, Department of Radiology University of Michigan
Dr. Dunnick is interested in abdominal radiology, in particular adrenal imaging and genitourinary tract imaging.


Steven E. Seltzer
MD

Chair, Department of Radiology Brigham and Women's Hospital
Dr. Seltzer has published over 100 peer-reviewed research manuscripts concerning perception and psychophysics which focuses on improving our understanding of how radiologists detect, locate and classify abnormalities on diagnostic images.



Patient Advocacy and Industry



Sholom M. Ackelsberg

General Manager, Academic Research Portfolio GE Healthcare
Sholom Ackelsberg oversees the research portfolio for GE Healthcare, working closely with the leadership of each global business unit within GE Healthcare and coordinating research with external collaborators.

Jim Beckett

Vice President Clinical Research Philips Medical Systems, N.A.
Philips Imaging Systems consists of X-ray, CT, MR and nuclear medicine imaging equipment. Philips is a supplier of cardiovascular X-ray systems.

Daniel Garen

Vice President, Healthcare Policy and Clinical Affairs, Siemens Medical Solutions, USA
Dan Garen is responsible for representing Siemens in meetings with regulatory, payor, and reimbursement agencies; driving strategic consistency and value across our customer collaborations; and developing industry relationships.

Steven C. Haberlein

Vice President FUJIFILM Medical Systems USA, Inc.
Steven Haberlein is responsible for the FUJIFILM’s comprehensive product line-up including digital x-ray systems, women’s healthcare imaging solutions, IT systems including picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), and cardiology software.



James Jorkasky

Executive Director National Alliance for Eye and Vision Research; Alliance for Eye and Vision Research
NAEVR and AEVR represent the breadth of the community of support for eye and vision research, including ophthalmic and optometric professional societies, consumer and patient advocacy groups, and industry.

Michael J. Kalutkiewicz

Director of Government Affairs International & American Associations for Dental Research
The mission of the AADR is to advance research and increase knowledge for the improvement of oral health; to support and represent the oral health research community; and to facilitate the communication and application of research findings.

Richard Mather
PhD

Senior Manager Clinical Programs Toshiba Medical Research Institute USA
Rich Mather leads a team dedicated to clinical collaborations, research trials, and clinical applications development at the Toshiba Medical Research Institute, USA.

Lenny J. Reznik

Director, Enterprise Imaging and Information Systems Agfa HealthCare
Lenny Reznik is responsible for Agfa HealthCare's radiology and enterprise imaging and information systems including Radiology Information Systems (RIS), Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) and Enterprise Medical Imaging Repository and Visualization solutions



Sheila Ross

Special Counsel Lung Cancer Alliance
Sheila Ross is a special counsel to Lung Cancer Alliance, and is herself a two time lung cancer survivor.

Paul Tuma

Regional Vice President Nuance Communications, Inc. Nuance Healthcare Division
Paul Tuma manages large healthcare sales and services operations specializing in imaging and informatics solutions and services. Mr. Tuma specializes in coaching of cross sectional teams of sales and services personnel and negotiations of large, complex healthcare IT deals.



Who we are
CIBR is the only permanent diverse coalition dedicated to
education and advocacy for imaging research funding.

CIBR facilitates consistent open dialog
among all stakeholders of the imaging
community, and provides a conduit for
disseminating information between
academia, industry, patient groups,
and the NIH.

CIBR's Mission
Ongoing Initiatives
Advocate for consistent federal funding from Congress to the National Institutes of Health
Dramatically broaden awareness of the value of imaging and bioengineering research
Facilitate awareness and accessibility of resources containing pertinent information for Members of Congress and the imaging             community in general