Tania Grgurich

Tania Grgurich is a Clinical Professor in the Diagnostic Imaging Department at Quinnipiac University. Her expertise spans Radiography, Forensics, Computed Tomography, and Mammography. She has held progressive roles at Quinnipiac since 2005, including Clinical Coordinator, Clinical Assistant Professor, and Clinical Associate Professor before her current rank. She is certified by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists in CT, Mammography, and Radiography.

• Education: BS and MHS from Quinnipiac University.
• Research Interests: Forensic Imaging applications, advanced CT scanning techniques, and ethical considerations in medical imaging.

Her professional contributions include pioneering Quinnipiac’s forensic imaging initiatives and advising students on anatomical imaging practices. Notably, she spearheaded the University’s honey production initiative and donated a kidney to a student, showcasing her dedication to community health. She has also guided teams in competitions, such as the 2023 Radiologic Science Student Competition where her team ranked second.

• Awards: Healthcare Educator of the Year recognition.
• Professional Roles: Maintains per-diem clinical practice at Radiology Group, PC alongside her academic duties.