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Meet Dr. Thaddeus Laird

Dr. Tad Laird has been Advanced Imaging’s musculoskeletal radiologist since the inception of the center. Dr. Laird is expert in musculoskeletal imaging and MRI technology. He is a clinician and researcher at the UC Davis Medical Center, and is a sought after lecturer both nationally and internationally. His primary research interest is the development of MRI techniques for functional cartilage imaging and hip disorders such as Femoral Acetabular Impingement. While working at Advanced Imaging, he has developed excellent clinical working relationships with many Orthopaedic Surgeons in the North State.

 

Education and Training

 

Undergraduate Education:

Golden West College – Huntington Beach, California
1974-1975
University of California Irvine- Irvine , California
1981 BS- Biological Sciences

 

Graduate Education:

Michigan State University College of Human Medicine- East Lansing, Michigan
1982-1986 MD

 

Internship:

University Affiliated Hospitals of Flint, Inc. – Flint Michigan
1986-1990 Diagnostic Radiology

 

Fellowship:

Michigan State University – East Lansing, Michigan
1990-1091 Magnetic Resonance Imaging and High Risk Fetal Ultrasound
5th year residency fellowship position

 

Professional Society Memberships

American College of Radiology
American Roentgen Ray Society
Radiological Society of North America
International Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine
Washoe County Medical Society
Nevada State Medical Society
North American Society for Cardiac Imaging

 

 

 

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

How long will it take to receive my results?

24 to 48 office hours

How can you help me with claustrophobia?

There are many exams we can put patients in feet first. We have headphones to listen to music to aid in distracting the mind. We also supply sedation, only if patient has a driver.

What type of scans can be done at your facility?

We have a CT, 3T MRI and Ultrasound. We can image any anatomy.

What do I bring with me to my appointment?

Please bring the following insurance information:

  • Your insurance card including your ID number and group number and
  • Your drivers license or ID. We will make a photo copy of both.
  • Please bring any outside films that might pertain to the scan being done. This will help the Radiologist in reading your scan.

Do I have to pay at the time of the service?

We would appreciate payment at time of service. However, we understand that at times this can be difficult. Our billing office can help you make payment arrangements.

Can I send results to more than one Physician?

Yes.

Can I receive copies of my report?

Yes

 

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