With advances in medical imaging technology, it is now possible to visualize deeper into the human body and with a much greater degree of detail. Because of these advances in technology, it has become even more important to have a physician radiologist who has the additional knowledge, training, and expertise to interpret your scan. SRC is the largest radiology group in the region, offering specialization that allows us the ability to match every scan with an expert physician radiologist. We believe that the more experience and training a radiologist has in a particular area of radiology, the higher the likelihood of a complete and accurate patient diagnosis—which leads to the most appropriate treatment and best outcome possible.
Dr. Collins was born in New York State. After many nomadic years in the military, he moved with his family to Salem in the mid-1970’s and attended Sprague High School. He graduated from Lewis and Clark College, completed his medical degree at OHSU, and did his internship and radiology residency at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane, WA. He joined SRC in 1991, and specializes in body imaging and general radiology. He has two grown children, Clay and Matt, and enjoys hiking, biking, running, and swimming in his free time.
Dr. Harrison grew up in Chicago, received his undergraduate degree from Yale University, and then attended medical school at the University of Virginia. He then went to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, where he completed a radiology residency and MRI fellowship.
After finishing his training, Dr. Harrison worked as a radiologist at a small Harvard teaching hospital for nine years, where he became Associate Chief and directed the MRI program. He took a sabbatical in 2004, working as a radiologist in New Zealand. He joined Salem Radiology Consultants in August, 2005.
Dr. Harrison’s wife, Joyce Millen, is an anthropology professor at Willamette University. They live in Salem with their daughter Maya. Dr. Harrison’s outside interests include travel, hiking, running, and birding.
Dr. Harrison also serves on the boards of the Oregon Chapter of the Nature Conservancy and the American Bird Conservancy. 
Dr. Bradshaw trained in Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Durham, and Maryland completing fellowships in musculoskeletal imaging and medical informatics. He enjoys spending his time outside of work with his wife and three children. Luckily they share some of his hobbies: tennis, snowboarding and good food. 
Dr. Prosser was born in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and raised in Northern Nevada, where he graduated from high school. He completed medical school at the University of Nevada School of Medicine. After medical school, he stayed at the University of Nevada for his internship before relocating to Portland, Oregon, where he completed a radiology residency at Oregon Health & Science University. Dr. Prosser stayed at OHSU for his fellowship, where he studied interventional radiology at The Dotter Institute. Following completion of his fellowship, Dr. Prosser joined Salem Radiology Consultants in August of 2020.
Jessica was born and raised in Florida, and received a Bachelors in Exercise Physiology and a Masters in Nutrition from Florida State University. She practiced as a Registered Dietitian for several years before deciding to pursue training as a physician assistant. She completed her PA training in Colorado at Red Rocks Community College. She also received a Masters of Medical Science from St. Francis University. Jessica worked in neurosurgery for five years prior to joining SRC in 2023.
