Manuela C. Matesan M.D.
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Manuela C. Matesan M.D.
Medical Specialties
- Nuclear medicine
- Radiology and imaging
Locations
Languages
- English
- Romanian
About Manuela C. Matesan
Manuela Matesan, M.D., is a board certified radiologist at UW Medical Center and a UW assistant professor of Radiology.
Dr. Matesan devotes her work to clinical activity, teaching and research in UW’s Nuclear Medicine division. Her goal is to provide compassionate, personalized and the highest quality care for each patient.
Dr. Matesan earned her M.D. at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Timisoara, Romania. She is board certified by the American Board of Nuclear Medicine. Her clinical interests include general nuclear medicine, PET and SPECT/CT imaging. Her areas of research include application of nuclear medicine in oncology, including liver directed radiotherapy and radioimmunotherapy and brain imaging.
Dr. Matesan devotes her work to clinical activity, teaching and research in UW’s Nuclear Medicine division. Her goal is to provide compassionate, personalized and the highest quality care for each patient.
Dr. Matesan earned her M.D. at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Timisoara, Romania. She is board certified by the American Board of Nuclear Medicine. Her clinical interests include general nuclear medicine, PET and SPECT/CT imaging. Her areas of research include application of nuclear medicine in oncology, including liver directed radiotherapy and radioimmunotherapy and brain imaging.
Personal Interests
Outside of work Dr. Matesan enjoys spending time with her family, traveling and outdoor activities.
Education and Training
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UW - Nuclear MedicineFellowship, 2012
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UW - Nuclear MedicineResidency, 2011, Nuclear Medicine
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Boise Veteran's Affairs Medical CenterInternship, 2008, Internal Medicine
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University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Timisoara, RomaniaMedical education, 2005
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University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Timisoara RomaniaMedical education, 1996
Board Certifications
- Nuclear Medicine, 2012, American Board of Nuclear Medicine