Tatiana Kelil

Dr. Tatiana Kelil is a radiologist who interprets breast imaging exams with the goal of detecting breast cancer as early as possible. She performs image-guided breast interventions for patients when abnormalities are seen on their images, and she collaborates with other providers to develop treatment plans for patients with breast cancer. 

Passionate about improving health throughout the world, Kelil participates in the UCSF Global Cancer Program and the nonprofit RAD-AID International to improve access to medical imaging in low-resource regions. Her research interests include using advanced technologies – such as 3-D printing and virtual reality – to optimize breast surgeries. She is also interested in machine learning (a type of artificial intelligence) and its applications in detecting and managing breast cancer.  

Kelil completed her medical degree at the Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science. She completed a residency in diagnostic radiology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School, followed by a fellowship in breast imaging at UCSF.