June M. Herman

Dr. June M. Herman is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Radiological Sciences at the University of California, Irvine School of Medicine. She specializes in Nuclear Medicine and Radiology with a focus on cancer care, particularly breast cancer treatment. Her clinical practice is based at multiple UCI Health facilities including the UCI Medical Center in Orange, CA.

• MD: University of North Dakota (1990)
• Fellowship: UC Irvine, Nuclear Medicine (1994)
• Residency: University of Nebraska, Diagnostic Radiology (1992)

Dr. Herman's research spans the intersection of nuclear medicine, radiology, and oncology. Her work focuses on targeted cancer therapies, molecular diagnostics, and innovative treatment approaches for various cancers including lung, colorectal, and liver cancers. She has made significant contributions to understanding resistance mechanisms in targeted therapies and developing new approaches for difficult-to-treat malignancies, particularly in elderly patients.

Her publication record demonstrates expertise in molecular oncology, with emphasis on ALK translocations in lung cancer, novel sequencing approaches, and advanced radiotherapeutic techniques. Her research shows a consistent trajectory toward personalized cancer treatment approaches using nuclear medicine imaging and targeted radiopharmaceuticals.

• Lifetime Achievement Award UCI Department of Radiological Sciences (2013)
• Selected Physician of Excellence for Orange Coast Magazine (2010, 2019)
• Physicians of Excellence, Orange County Medical Association (2020)
• American Board of Nuclear Medicine - Nuclear Medicine
• American Board of Radiology - Diagnostic Radiology

Dr. Herman is actively involved in clinical care and research at UCI Health. She serves patients at multiple locations including the UCI Medical Center, UCI Health - Yorba Linda Multispecialty, Gottschalk Medical Plaza, UCI Health Pacific Breast Care Center, UCI Health Surgery Services, and UCI Fountain Valley Imaging Center. Her work bridges clinical practice with academic research, contributing to advances in nuclear medicine and cancer treatment protocols.

She is a member of several professional organizations including the American College of Radiology, Society of Nuclear Medicine, and International Society of Clinical Densitometry, maintaining active engagement with the broader medical community through these associations.