W. Phil Evans

W. Phil Evans is a Clinical Professor of Radiology at UT Southwestern Medical Center and Chief of its Breast Imaging Division, serving as Director of the Center for Breast Care. He earned a bachelor's in psychology from Trinity University and an M.D. from UT Southwestern. His career includes residency at Baylor University Medical Center and faculty roles since 1989, advancing to Clinical Professor by 2002.

His research focuses on breast imaging advancements, including transitioning mammography to digital formats and integrating ultrasound for high-risk patients. He pioneered the Susan G. Komen Breast Center at Baylor, leading multi-institutional studies. Evans chairs professional organizations like the Society of Breast Imaging and the American College of Radiology. Awards include the Gold Medal Award (2015), Lifetime Service Award (American Board of Radiology), and repeated recognition as a Best Doctor in America since 2009.

• Education: Trinity University (B.A. Psychology), UT Southwestern (M.D.)
• Leadership: President of American College of Radiology (2009-2011), Society of Breast Imaging (2015 Gold Medal)
• Key Contributions: Digital mammography evolution, breast cancer screening protocols, first dedicated breast center in Texas

Evans’ work bridges clinical practice and innovation, emphasizing early detection and patient care through imaging advancements. He maintains active roles in mentoring, education, and national cancer advocacy.