 Justin M. Goggin, DVM, DACVR (Diagnostic Radiology), is the director of Metropolitan Veterinary Radiology
and has been a board certified radiologist since 1998. He received undergraduate and veterinary degrees with distinction from
Cornell University. He completed an internship in Small Animal Medicine and Surgery and Radiology Residency at Kansas State
University, with additional residency training at UC Davis and Colorado State University. He has practiced in New Jersey,
providing radiology consultation and diagnostic ultrasound imaging services for veterinarians in general and specialty referral
practice, for over 10 years. Dr. Goggin is a consulting radiologist for the Veterinary MRI and Radiotherapy Center of New
Jersey in Clifton, New Jersey. He previously oversaw the radioiodine therapy program for hyperthyroid cats at the Animal Emergency
and Referral Center in Fairfield, New Jersey, and served on the American College of Veterinary Radiology examination committee
from 2006 -2009. Dr. Goggin has published peer reviewed articles and book chapters on numerous subjects related to veterinary
diagnostic imaging.
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A. Francis, DVM, MS, DACVR (Diagnostic Radiology), joined Metropolitan Veterinary Radiology in 2011 after completing
a three year combined residency in radiology and masters program at The Ohio State University, one of the most rigorous programs
in the country. Dr. Francis is a 2002 graduate from The Ohio State College of Veterinary Medicine. Prior to his
residency, training Dr. Francis gained several years of experience in diagnostic CT and MRI imaging as the staff veterinarian
at the Veterinary MRI and Radiotherapy Center of New Jersey. Dr. Francis's background also includes includes experience from
general small animal practice, and as an emergency veterinarian on the staff of the Animal Emergency and Referral Associates.
He has a masters degree in Comparative and Veterinary Medicine and presented his research findings on Measurement
of the Feline Hippocampus Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging at the American College of Veterinary Radiology Annual meeting in 2010. Dr. Francis has advanced training in
thoracic, abdominal, cervical, musculoskeletal, head, neurocranial and spinal imaging with ultrasound, radiography, nuclear
medicine, CT and MRI as well as US and CT guided diagnostic aspirates and biopsies. Dr. Francis has contributed a recent
publication to the Journal of Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound on laryngeal CT. Dr. Francis is a consulting radiologist
for the Veterinary MRI and Radiotherapy Center of New Jersey in Clifton, New Jersey and at Oradell Animal Hospital in Paramus,
New Jersey. Learn more about what it means to be an American College of Veterinary Radiology Diplomate.
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