DRA Top Docs

Diagnostic Radiology Associates has a long and respected history of physician excellence. DRA physicians represent specialized expertise in CT (general and musculoskeletal), ultrasound, nuclear medicine, (general and cardiac), MRI (pediatric and adult neuroradiological and musculoskeletal) and interventional radiology. Our physicians are Board Certified and have trained at premier universities throughout the country. Several maintain clinical faculty positions at Yale School of Medicine.

Also on staff at DRA are three Physician Assistants (PAs), Daniel Baxter, PA-C, Justin Champagne, PA-C and Ross Utter, PA-C. Physician assistants (PAs) are licensed health care professionals who practice medicine under the direct supervision of physicians. PAs work in virtually all medical and surgical specialties as part of physician-PA teams. In addition to providing quality healthcare to patients, PAs alleviate some of the burden experienced by physicians and free physicians to perform more complex cases or read more cases.

DRA has become one of the most respected and experienced radiology practices in Connecticut. We are proud of our history and look forward to continuing our imaging excellence to the people of Greater Waterbury.


Kenneth Allen

Kenneth S. Allen,
M.D.
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Duncan J. Belcher,
M.D.
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Gerald R. Berg,
M.D., FACR
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Anthony R. Carter,
M.D.
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Stewart R. Berliner,
M.D.
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John C. DeLeon,
M.D.
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Eric A. Hyson,
M.D., FACR
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Andrew J. Lawson,
M.D., FACR
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Marco Verga,
M.D.
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Daniel P. Baxter,
MHS, PA-C
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Justin L. Champagne,
MHS, PA-C
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Ross G. Utter, MHS,
PA-C
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Doctor's Corner

WHY 3T MRI TECHNOLOGY IS BETTER!

 

 

 In magnetic resonance imaging(MRI), the strength of the magnet that is used to create the images plays a big role in determining what those images look like.  The stronger the magnet is, the more force it exerts on the protons in our bodies, causing them to give off stronger radio waves that produce sharper Read more »