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If you've tried injections and other conservative treatment for your plantar fasciitis and you're still hurting, then our interventional radiologists may be able to help. Have your healthcare provider send a referral to the Premier Interventional Radiology Clinic by calling (662) 377-7941. Let us help you take the steps to feeling better.

Premier Radiology, MS - Interventional Radiologists and Teleradiology Serving Tupelo and surrounding area since 1939, Premier Radiology is continuously improving the health of the people we serve by providing exceptional diagnostic and interventional radiology services.

Premier Radiology would like to congratulate Keri Phillips, RA, for recently completing her advanced training and passing her exam to become a Registered Radiologist Assistant.

Radiologist Assistants work under the supervision of a radiologist. They are a valuable part of the medical team performing many procedures that a radiologist would otherwise do. Radiologist Assistants assess and manage patients and perform specific clinical and radiology procedures.

Keri received her B.S. in Radiologic Science from the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson and obtained her Master of Science in Radiologic Science from Weber State University in Ogden, UT.

Premier Radiology, MS - Interventional Radiologists and Teleradiology Serving Tupelo and surrounding area since 1939, Premier Radiology is continuously improving the health of the people we serve by providing exceptional diagnostic and interventional radiology services.

Premier Radiology welcomes Evan Blair, MD. He joins us after completing his fellowship training in musculoskeletal/sports radiology at Alabama Orthopedic Imaging in Birmingham, AL. Dr. Blair received his bachelor’s degree from Mississippi State University. He obtained his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Mississippi School of Medicine in Jackson where he also completed an internship in Internal Medicine and a residency in Diagnostic Radiology.

Premier Radiology, MS - Interventional Radiologists and Teleradiology Serving Tupelo and surrounding area since 1939, Premier Radiology is continuously improving the health of the people we serve by providing exceptional diagnostic and interventional radiology services.

A compression fracture is a type of fracture or break in your vertebrae. The most common cause of a compression fracture is osteoporosis. Risk factors for compression fractures include:

a. Female
b. Over 50 years of age
c. Menopause
d. Family history of osteoporosis
e. Low body weight
f. Height loss
g. History of broken bones

The more risk factors you have, the greater your chance of getting a compression fracture. You should speak with your primary care provider about steps you can take to prevent compression fracture. If you would like more information about compression fractures and their treatments, please visit our website www.premier-radiology.com.

Premier Radiology, MS - Interventional Radiologists and Teleradiology Premier Radiology is continuously improving the health of the people we serve by providing exceptional diagnostic and interventional radiology services.

Compression fractures can be very painful. The signs and symptoms can vary, but normally include the following:
a. Sudden onset of back pain
b. Standing or walking makes the pain worse
c. Some pain relief when lying down
d. Bending and twisting increases the pain
e. Loss of height
f. Spinal deformity
If you or someone you know experiences three or more of these symptoms, you should see your primary healthcare provider. Treatment is available. If you would like more information about compression fractures and their treatments, please visit our website www.premier-radiology.com.

Premier Radiology, MS - Interventional Radiologists and Teleradiology Premier Radiology is continuously improving the health of the people we serve by providing exceptional diagnostic and interventional radiology services.

Compression fractures can be very painful. The signs and symptoms can vary, but normally include the following:
a. Sudden onset of back pain
b. Standing or walking makes the pain worse
c. Some pain relief when lying down
d. Bending and twisting increases the pain
e. Loss of height
f. Spinal deformity

If you or someone you know experiences two or more of these symptoms, you should see your primary healthcare provider for a referral to the Premier Interventional Radiology Clinic. Treatment is available. If you would like more information about compression fractures and their treatments, please visit our website at www.premier-radiology.com.

Premier Radiology, MS - Interventional Radiologists and Teleradiology Premier Radiology is continuously improving the health of the people we serve by providing exceptional diagnostic and interventional radiology services.

The Premier Interventional Radiology Clinic is looking for a receptionist/medical scheduler to work on an "as needed" basis. This person should be able to work in a fast-paced environment, have the ability to multi-task, be proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel, be self-motivated and enjoy working with people. The successful candidate will have healthcare experience as a receptionist and a compassionate attitude toward patients and their families. Familiarization with EPIC is a definite plus. Send your resume to [email protected].