Training and Appointment 

Dr Victoria Scott graduated from Oxford University in 2003, having taken an undergraduate degree in Psychology, Philosophy and Physiology.
She went on to study graduate medicine at St George’s Hospital Medical School (University of London) and completed her degree in 2010.

After completing foundation training, Dr Scott undertook specialist training in Clinical Radiology on the South West London rotation. After specialist training at St George's Hospital, Great Ormond Street Hospital, Royal Marsden Hospital and University College Hospital, Dr Scott completed her studies in 2016 and went on to complete a breast imaging Fellowship at South West London Breast Screening Service and St George’s Hospital.

Research and Publications

Dr Scott has published and presented widely.  Her most recent publications include:

• Mucocele-like lesions of the breast - A radiological and clinicopathological analysis. R Griffiths, L Alarcon, V Bonello, V Scott, Z Szollosi Curr Probl Cancer 2021 Dec; 45(6):100762.
• Medicolegal aspects of breast imaging. V Scott, R Given-Wilson
• Discordant double-read screen-detected breast cancer: mammographic features and pathological correlation.  V Bonello, V Scott, S Dumonteil. EUSOBI, 2019
• Multiple cancer detection rates at a national screening centre using whole breast ultrasound as standard at initial assessment.  V Scott, S Dumonteil, L Wilkinson.  ECR, 2018
• Changes in management and follow-up of lesions of uncertain malignant potential (high risk lesions):  An audit of 16 years' experience in a UK screening centre.
  Wilkinson L, Mok W Y, Mohammadi S, Heller S, Bhaludin B, Scott V, Ward L.  RSNA, 2017

Current Practice

Dr Scott is passionate about women’s health and related diagnostic imaging.  She practices in the NHS at Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford and at The Jarvis Breast Screening Centre, where she is involved in teaching and mentoring radiology trainees and mammographers.  She sees private patients on a twice weekly basis in the Imaging department at Mount Alvernia and she also is radiology lead for the Mount Alvernia multidisciplinary breast cancer team.

• Breast radiology including mammography, contrast enhanced mammography, ultrasound, breast MRI, and breast interventional procedures
• Gynaecological imaging
• General Radiology including plain film, ultrasound and cross-sectional imaging (CT and MRI)
• Breast screening.

• Royal College of Radiologists
• British Institute of Radiology
• General Medical Council 
• Medical Protection Society (MPS).