Dr. Robert Princenthal is a board-certified radiologist with more than 25 years of experience. He is president and founding partner of Rolling Oaks Radiology, a network of outpatient imaging centers in Ventura County and also serves as the Medical Co-Director for RadNet’s Prostate MRI Program. This program is one of the most robust prostate MRI practices in the nation, of which Dr. Princenthal has been instrumental in establishing.

In addition to his clinical knowledge interpreting MRI prostate studies, Dr. Princenthal has numerous prostate MRI publishing credits that have advanced evidence-based medicine’s ability to screen and stage prostate cancer. He has lead national webinars to fellow radiologists and has presented at universities and hospitals on prostate MRI imaging. Additionally, he frequently provides lectures about prostate MRI to cancer support groups such as local American Cancer Society chapters, among others, and he is committed to working with prostate cancer advocacy and research organizations to improve awareness about prostate cancer.

Dr. Princenthal received his medical degree from the Penn State University College of Medicine, Hershey Medical Center (Hershey, PA), where he was a delegate to the 1979 American Medical Association convention in Chicago. He went on to complete his internship at Hartford Hospital (Hartford, CT), and his residency in diagnostic radiology at the Yale University School of Medicine, Yale-New Haven Hospital (New Haven, CT).

Dr. Princenthal refined his craft as a radiologist by completing a fellowship in CT, ultrasound, interventional radiology and angiography at the University of California, San Diego. He has a hospital affiliation with Thousand Oaks Surgical Hospital (Thousand Oaks, CA).

“While I recognize it can be difficult for men to discuss the health of their prostate, it is important for men and their families to understand their risk factors. The ability of evidence-based medicine to accurately screen, stage and treat prostate cancer has never been better.” -Robert Princenthal, MD