Dr. Steven Deprima is a Board Certified Radiologist and is affiliated with multiple well respected hospitals, including Baptist Hospital of Miami and Larkin Community Hospital. He received his medical degree from Emory University School of Medicine and did his fellowship at Jackson Memorial Hospital. He has been in practice for more than 20 years.
About Our Team
Experience matters, especially when it comes to the radiologist that is responsible for interpreting your imaging results. You want to make sure that if there are any abnormalities, they are not overlooked. Coupled with technology, our radiologists are the reason why we are the preferred center for medical imaging. With deep roots in the South Florida community, our radiologists have earned the trust of both our patients and referring doctors alike.
Meet Our Team
Steven Deprima
MD
tel. #: (305) 890-1839
Sdeprima@UniqueImaging.com
Christopher Woodhouse
MD
Dr. Christopher Woodhouse is a Board Certified Radiologist and received his medical degree from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He did his residency at Mount Sinai Medical Center of Florida. Dr. Woodhouse has been in practice for more than 20 years. His experience and education make him a great asset to Unique Imaging.
tel. #: (305) 890-1839
Cwoodhouse@UniqueImaging.com
Kalevi Soila
MD
Dr. Kalevi Soila is a Board Certified Radiologist and received his medical degree from the University of Helsinki Faculty of Medicine. He did his residency at two of the most respected Hospitals in Florida, Jackson Memorial Hospital and Mount Sinai Medical Center of Florida. Dr. Soila has been in practice for more than 20 years.
tel. #: (305) 890-1839
Ksoila@UniqueImaging.com
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