About FRS

President Edem Chen, M.D.

Edem F Chen, MD, MS, MEng received his undergraduate and graduate Engineering degrees from the University of Florida, Master of Science in Physiology from Georgetown University and Medical Doctorate from the University of South Florida. His internship and radiology residency were completed at Mayo Clinic and his fellowship in MR imaging specializing in Body, MSK and Neuro was completed at the University of Maryland.

Dr Chen has worked and lead in many radiology environments including outpatient imaging, inpatient Level 1 trauma, community-based hospitals, private-equity, private-practice and Hospital-employed. He recently completed his duties as one of five Chiefs of Staff within the Orlando Health system, while serving the majority of this medical staff leadership during the COVID pandemic. Dr Chen has served on the board of the Florida Radiological Society since 2012 and has been a Councilor and Alternate Councilor for the American College of Radiology. During his time in the FRS, he has served as the liaison for the FRS with RADPAC and FMA. He has a passion and a strong sense of duty to serve the profession.

President-Elect James Banks, M.D.

Born and raised in Beverly Hills, James left southern California to pursue a bachelor’s degree from UC Berkeley and a medical degree from the University of Cincinnati. He completed his post graduate education in Florida with an internship in internal medicine at UF Jacksonville, a diagnostic radiology residency at University of Miami and a musculoskeletal imaging fellowship at Mayo Clinic Florida.

After training, he joined a private practice/ academic hybrid group in south Florida where he continues to work as a diagnostic radiologist covering multiple radiological specialties for hospitals in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. He is a core faculty member of the HCA Florida Aventura Hospital radiology residency and the clerkship director for radiology elective rotations at several HCA Florida hospital sites for students from FIU and NSU. His academic interests include patient safety, advocacy, and quality improvement with a focus on systems-based practice.

His passions outside of work include travel, photography, puzzles, gardening, exercise and relaxing at home with his husband of 3 years and their 13-year-old rescue dog.

Treasurer Santo Maimone, M.D., FSBI

Dr. Santo Maimone is an Associate Professor of Radiology at Mayo Clinic Florida, where he currently serves as the Division Chair of Breast Imaging and Intervention. He completed his undergraduate and medical school training at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, and pursued radiology residency training at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida. There, he was appointed as a Mayo Scholar, completing his breast imaging fellowship training at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in NYC prior to returning to Mayo as staff. His interests include quality improvement and pragmatic research endeavors that improve clinical practice for both patients and breast imaging radiologists.

Dr. Maimone has devoted considerable efforts to legislative advocacy, currently serving as the Chair for the FRS Breast Imaging Committee. He has served on the FRS Board since 2018 and is fulfilling his second term as an FRS Councilor. He is also a contributor on an ACR Appropriateness Criteria committee for breast imaging. Outside of radiology, he enjoys traveling and sports-related activities and was recently inducted into both his high school and college athletics hall of fame.

Secretary Kimberly Beavers, M.D.

Dr. Kimberly Beavers is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Radiology at the NYU Langone Grossman School of Medicine and Adjunct Clinical Faculty at the University of Florida College of Medicine. She completed a breast imaging fellowship at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. As a decade-long active member of both the FRS and the ACR, she was the recipient of the FRS Resident Traveling Fellowship to the ACR Annual Meeting, the FRS Legislative and Government Fellowship Stipend, the ACR Rutherford Lavanty Fellowship, and the inaugural recipient of the FRS H. Martin Northup Resident Leadership Award. She was also the inaugural recipient of the American Association for Women in Radiology President’s Award in 2020. Dr. Beavers has served on the RADPAC Board since 2017 and is currently the inaugural Chair of its Teleradiology Subcommittee. She also serves as FRS Chair of Delegates to the Florida Medical Association. Passionate about shaping the next generation of radiologists, Dr. Beavers contributed as a question writer for the ABR Certifying Exam in breast imaging from 2022–2024 and currently serves as an exam developer for the forthcoming ABR Oral Boards Certifying Exam in breast imaging. In 2025, Dr. Beavers chaired the FRS Annual Meeting in Fort Lauderdale and now brings her experience and leadership into the role of FRS Secretary.

Immediate Past President Andrew Bowman, M.D., Ph.D.

Dr. Andrew Bowman is an Associate Professor of Radiology at Mayo Clinic Florida, where he is the division chair for Hospital and Emergency Radiology. He received his medical and graduate degrees from Washington University in St. Louis, before completing his Diagnostic Radiology residency and Cross-sectional Imaging fellowship at Mayo Clinic Florida. He specializes in abdominal and cardiac imaging as well as image-guided procedures. He is his department quality chair, a magnetic resonance medical director, and an associate program director for the Mayo Clinic Florida Diagnostic Radiology residency program. He has served on the FRS board since 2014 and has been a Councilor and Alternate Councilor for the ACR. He has served on committees for the ACR Annual Meetings in 2021 and 2022 and was the Program Chair for the FRS Annual Meeting in 2021.

Radiation Oncology Chair Oluwadamilola Oladeru MD, MA, MBA

Dr. Damilola Oladeru is a Consultant in the Department of Radiation Oncology and Cancer Biology at Mayo Clinic Florida. She completed her residency at the Harvard Radiation Oncology Program in 2021, where she received the Eleanor Montague Distinguished Resident Award in Radiation Oncology from AAWR. After serving in her first faculty position at the University of Florida in Gainesville, she joined Mayo Clinic Florida in 2023.

Her clinical and research focus is the treatment of breast cancer, with expertise in pragmatic clinical trial development. Her translational research program investigates radiation-induced tumor immunology and the comparative biological effects of photon and particle therapy. Through this work, she seeks to define how photon, proton, and carbon ion radiation differentially shape the tumor immune microenvironment and leads multiple investigator-initiated clinical trials.

Dr. Oladeru is also committed to advancing equitable access to care. She serves as Co-Chair of the NRG Oncology Healthcare Access Protocol and National Health Equity Co-Chair for NRG CC-011. She has received multiple career development awards and is an ASCO/Winn CILA Award recipient assigned to the Alliance NCTN Breast Committee. Dr. Oladeru has authored more than 70 publications in journals including Lancet Oncology, JAMA Oncology, and the Journal of Clinical Oncology. She is dedicated to expanding access to radiation therapy in low- and middle-income countries and volunteers her time to train oncologists in emerging technologies and treatment techniques through Rayos Contra Cancer. 

Dr. Oladeru is a board member of the Florida Radiological Society and serves as its Radiation Oncology Chair. She also serves on the Executive Committee of CARROS and contributes as a writer for the breast section of the ACR Radiation Oncology In-Training (TXIT™) Exam.