Emily Steinhagen, MD

Associate Professor
School of Medicine
Member
Cancer Imaging Program
Case Comprehensive Cancer Center

Emily Steinhagen is a colorectal surgeon, researcher, and educator. She researches colon, rectal, and anal cancer, including using artificial intelligence to predict responses in rectal cancer and the role of radionomics, which she is studying in collaboration with Dr. Viswanath. Steinhagen has a special interest in hereditary colon and rectal cancer syndromes such as Lynch syndrome and FAP, and early age of onset CRC. As part of her training, she did a research fellowship specifically focused on this patient population. She is also interested in disparities in cancer care and access to guideline-based treatment for patients.

In her role as an educator, Steinhagen has experience in curriculum design, implementation, and assessment. She provides direct teaching in the clinical setting (wards, clinic, and operating room), develops educational programming and sessions for trainees, and leads curricula. She holds several leadership roles in education and has mentored several trainees through education-related projects that have been developed, implemented, assessed, and published.  

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