Radiology Associates of North Texas, Dallas/Fort Worth. TX
Seeing things clearly since 1937

Radiology Associates of North Texas traces its roots to 1937, when Tom Bond, MD, started the Bond Radiological Group. Since then, Dr. Bond’s practice has grown into the largest privately owned radiology practice in the nation with more than 180 radiologists. 
 
Though large, RANT has built its practice on a service ethic that carefully attends to the needs of each, individual patient. The practice has multiple fellowship-trained radiologists representing the full range of subspecialties, including body, breast, cardiac, molecular, musculoskeletal, and pediatric imaging, as well as neuro-interventional, vascular and interventional, musculoskeletal ultrasound, and pediatric interventional radiologists. 
 
Committed to quality, RANT recruits only the most highly skilled radiologists. To provide the highest quality interpretations for patients, referring physicians, and imaging partners, Radiology Associates of North Texas physicians participate in a rigorous peer review program, offer rapid turnaround on reads, and are leaders in bringing the latest innovations in medical and information technology to market.  
 
With deep roots in Dallas/Fort Worth and the surrounding neighborhoods, RANT is active in community affairs and supports dozens of local non-profit institutions, causes and charities dedicated to the well-being of local residents. 

Leadership Team

Kurt Schoppe, MD, president, Radiology Associates of North Texas; member, Strategic Radiology Board of Managers 
Corbin Wilson, JD, CMPE, chief executive officer, Radiology Associates of North Texas; member, Strategic Radiology Board of Managers 

No. of Physicians

250+

Hospitals served

33

Outpatient Centers Served

105

Procedures Per Year

3,000,000+

Highlights

Ranked the second largest private practice in the United States. 
—Radiology Business Journal 
 
Named one of the Best Companies to Work for in Fort Worth. 
—Fort Worth Inc. magazine and Fort Worth Texas magazine