Belinda Barclay-White is a board-certified radiologist who specializes in breast imaging. She attended Kings College, London University and Westminster Medical School. She immigrated to Phoenix in 1976 and completed a diagnostic radiology residency and fellowship at St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix.

In 1998, she opened Arizona Breastnet; a full service diagnostic breast center. Breastnet offers same day evaluation of breast related problems with mammography, ultrasound, and needle biopsy if indicated.

Finding a lump in the breast is one of the scariest things a woman can experience. It is essential to diagnose a breast problem as quickly as possible so as to maximize treatment effectiveness as well as minimize emotional stress. With new technology, it is possible to diagnose smaller breast cancers, and therefore a women diagnosed today has many treatment choices available to her.

Dr. Barclay-White is a co-founder of the Arizona Institute of Breast Health, whose mission is to inform women and their families about treatment options. Education is empowering. Armed with knowledge, these women can seek and find optimal medical care for their cancer, which results in significantly improved treatment outcomes and quality of life.

Coral A. Quiet, M.D. offers leadership both clinically and in the community. She is Medical Advisor & Spokesperson for the American Cancer Society. She is a past Medical Advisor of the now closed Arizona Chapter of the Y-Me? Foundation. She is also Medical Director of the Arizona Institute for Breast Health, Medical Director for Cancer Genetics and Risk Assessment Program at the Virginia G. Piper Cancer Center.

Dr. Quiet's areas of specialization includes Breast Cancer and the use of Brachytherapy (both Endobronchial and Esophageal) for early stage breast cancer as well as Beams Eye View (Conformal) Radiation. She is committed to breast preservation and wellness.

Dr. Quiet earned her medical degree at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester. She completed an internship in General Surgery at the University of Chicago Medical Center as well as a residency in Radiation Oncology at the University of Chicago Center for Radiation Therapy. Subsequently, Dr. Quiet was asked to serve as instructor at the University of Chicago Center for Radiation Oncology before joining Arizona Oncology Services, Inc. in 1993.

Dr. Quiet is Board Certified in Radiation Oncology by the American Board of Radiology.