Bonna Rogers-Neufeld, MD, FACR

Bonna Rogers-Neufeld, MD, FACR, has been inducted as a Fellow in the American College of Radiology – an achievement obtained by only 10% of board certified radiologists.

Dr. Rogers-Neufeld was born in Los Angeles, California and has always been a California native, moving to Fresno in 1986. She is a graduate of Loma Linda University Medical School and was the first female class president of that medical school. She took a dedicated diagnostic radiology residency and was board certified in 1985. Women’s imaging became her primary focus and for over 25 years she has worked almost exclusively in breast imaging and intervention. She has read well over a million mammogram images and has diagnosed thousands of Central Valley women with breast cancer, mostly in early stages. She was the first to offer core biopsies of the breast and was the West Coast trainer for stereotactic biopsies at their inception. She has served on numerous committees and boards regarding breast cancer and breast imaging issues including committees which defined protocols for high-risk breast imaging, sentinel node biopsy, and multidisciplinary breast conferences. She also subspecializes and is certified in bone density and established the pediatric bone density program at Valley Children’s Hospital.

She is a widow with two grown sons, Eric, a Communications graduate of Fresno State and Ethan, a radiology resident at UC Davis.

Dr. Rogers-Neufeld is an avid sports fan and particularly the game of baseball. She is a gardener of vegetables and flowers. Her dahlias and roses have won awards at the Fresno Fair, as well as her fudge and cookies.  The Neufelds are Fresno area community supporters and participate in numerous local activities and charities. Dr. Rogers-Neufeld was selected as Fresno’s Woman of the Year in 1994.

She is devoted to service to her family, her patient and her community. Her mantra is, “Solve the problem.”