Ana Rosa, MD

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Dedicated Physician with 25 Years of Experience in the Field of Radiology 

Dr. Ana Rosa, MD, a distinguished physician and board certified radiologist at the Omaha VA Medical Center, VA Nebraska-Western Iowa Health Care, is making waves in the medical community with her advocacy for health awareness through imaging studies. With an impressive background that includes two radiology residencies, numerous publications, and active involvement in prestigious medical societies, Dr. Rosa is a leading figure in the field of radiology.

Her journey in the medical field began with her radiology residencies in Brazil and the United States, culminating in a Doctorate Degree and a specialized fellowship in body imaging. Her commitment to excellence led to her board certification in radiology in Brazil in 1999, followed by re-certification by the American Board of Radiology in 2015.

A prolific author and educator, Dr. Rosa has contributed to medical journals and co-authored imaging books in Brazil, showcasing her wealth of knowledge amassed over 25 years of practice. Her expertise has earned her membership in esteemed organizations such as the Radiological Society of North America, the Brazilian College of Radiology, the American College of Radiology, and the American Roentgen Ray Society.

Dr. Rosa’s passion for advocating, educating, and healing others has been a driving force throughout her career. In 2020, she embarked on a new mission to raise awareness about the significance of reporting visceral fat on imaging studies, emphasizing the importance of follow-up MRIs, and offering insights on how to reverse visceral fat to optimize health outcomes.

With her blend of experience, expertise, and dedication to advancing healthcare practices, Dr. Ana Rosa stands as a beacon of inspiration in the medical community. Her advocacy for health awareness through imaging studies serves as a testament to her unwavering commitment to improving patient outcomes and promoting holistic well-being.

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