is a radiologist specializing in breast imaging who is part of the Green Spring Station team.

Dr. Brennecke is a Radiologist and Medical Director of American Radiology Services, Inc., Johns Hopkins at Green Spring Station, and Clinical Associate in the Department of Radiology of Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Brennecke earned her medical degree at the University of Pennsylvania and performed her residency and fellowship at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. Her specialty is in Woman’s Imaging: Mammography and Ultrasound. She is a member of the Medical Advisory Committee of Maryland Cancer Consortium and the Physician-Educator for Med-Chi’s Clinical Breast Examination Education Project. Post Graduate: Transitional Resident, Allentown Affiliated Hospitals 1983-1984 Resident in Radiology, Tufts New England Medical Center 1984-1985 Resident in Radiology, The Johns Hopkins Hospital 1985-1987 Fellow in Ultrasound, The Johns Hopkins Hospital 1987-1988 Instructor, Division of Ultrasound, The Johns Hopkins Hospital 1988-1989 Positions Held: Radiologist, Diagnostic Imaging Associates, P.A. 1989-1991 Associate Medical Director, Ultrasound Institute of Baltimore 1991-1993 Radiologist, Director of Ultrasound, Johns Hopkins Imaging, LCC 1993-1999 Director of Breast Imaging Sibley Memorial Hospital 1999-2002

Dr. Harvey has just joined the Johns Hopkins Breast Center at Green Spring Station location and is from the University of Vermont where she worked as a breast imager for 7 years.

Her radiology residency was done at Yale New Haven Hospital in New Haven CT. This was followed by a fellowship at Harvard Medical School at both Brigham and Women's Hospital and Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Breast Imaging and Oncology Imaging.

Following her training she stayed on staff at Brigham and Women's and Dana Farber Cancer Institute for 5 years. During this time she was active in breast imaging, the chest radiology service and oncology imaging.

Nagi F. Khouri earned his M.D. degree from the American University of Beirut in 1971. Following his residency training at Hopkins in 1975, he was board certified in radiology and joined the full time faculty as a chest radiologist from 1976 to 1986 where he was the head of that section. His clinical interests and research focused on lung cancer, CT of the pulmonary nodule, and percutaneous lung biopsies. Since 1986, he has focused all his efforts to the field of Breast Imaging and Intervention, first at the Diagnostic Breast Center of Cross Keys and later as the Director of Breast Imaging at Johns Hopkins at Green Spring Station. His major areas of interest are breast imaging and intervention with a patient oriented approach, breast ultrasound and digital mammography.

is a radiologist who specializes in breast imaging at our Green Spring Station location.

is a radiologist specializing in breast imaging at our Green Spring Station location.