Grant E. Lattin Jr.

Grant E. Lattin Jr. serves as Associate Professor in Radiology (primary) and Pathology (secondary) at Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, concurrently directing the National Capital Consortium Diagnostic Radiology Residency and Body Imaging Fellowship at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. His clinical expertise spans abdominal, genitourinary, gastrointestinal, forensic, tropical, and women's imaging within military medical contexts.

Dr. Lattin's educational foundation includes:

• Bachelor of Arts in Japanese, Brigham Young University (1996-1998)
• MD from Uniformed Services University (1999-2003)
• General Surgery Internship, David Grant USAF Medical Center (2003-2004)
• Diagnostic Radiology Residency, David Grant USAF Medical Center (2004-2008)
• Visiting Scientist in Gastrointestinal Radiology, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology (2009-2010)

His research centers on radiologic-pathologic correlation across abdominal imaging subspecialties, with significant contributions to medical education and quality improvement in diagnostic radiology. Military-specific applications in forensic and tropical imaging represent unique dimensions of his work.

Recent publications (2013-2017) demonstrate consistent focus on correlating imaging findings with pathology across diverse anatomical sites including renal, genitourinary, adrenal, splenic, and male breast pathologies. These works published in Radiographics establish Dr. Lattin as an authority in bridging diagnostic imaging with pathological confirmation.

No specific scientific awards are documented in available sources.

As Program Director for both residency and fellowship programs, Dr. Lattin mentors radiology trainees while leading curriculum development at USU. His educational innovations include integrated radiology components across lecture formats and small-group learning, shaping military radiology education standards.

Dr. Lattin maintains leadership roles at the American Institute for Radiologic Pathology as Section Chief for Genitourinary Radiology while directing radiology education initiatives at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration between radiologists and pathologists.