Priya Jadeja, MD, FACS

Priya Jadeja, MD, FACS is a fellowship-trained breast surgical oncologist recognized for delivering highly personalized, comprehensive care to women facing both benign and malignant breast conditions. She combines advanced surgical expertise with a refined, patient-centered approach designed to support patients through some of the most complex and personal decisions in medicine.

Dr. Jadeja specializes in breast-conserving surgery, oncoplastic techniques, and advanced mastectomy approaches, including nipple-sparing mastectomy, with a focus on achieving optimal oncologic outcomes while preserving form and quality of life. She works in close collaboration with leading radiologists, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, and reconstructive surgeons to provide seamless, multidisciplinary care.

A hallmark of Dr. Jadeja’s practice is rapid, responsive access to care. She offers expedited evaluation for patients with newly diagnosed breast cancer or those seeking second opinions, with consultations typically available within days. When indicated, diagnostic procedures—including biopsies—are coordinated promptly to minimize delays and reduce the uncertainty that often accompanies a new diagnosis.

Beyond the operating room, Dr. Jadeja is a dedicated patient advocate. She contributed to efforts supporting fertility preservation coverage legislation in New Jersey, helping expand access to care for young patients undergoing cancer treatment. Her advocacy reflects a broader commitment to ensuring that patients are not only treated effectively, but also supported in preserving their future, identity, and sense of self.

Dr. Jadeja completed her surgical residency at the Cleveland Clinic and her fellowship in breast surgical oncology at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. She earned her medical degree from Drexel University College of Medicine.

Known for her calm, thoughtful presence and meticulous attention to detail, Dr. Jadeja prioritizes accessibility, clear communication, and an elevated patient experience—ensuring that each individual feels informed, supported, and confidently guided at every stage of care.

Peer Reviewed Publications:

Jadeja, P; Ruddy, K; Nieto, V; Ha, R; Chen-Seetoo, M; Feldman, S; Taback, B. Mastectomy in Early-Stage Breast Cancer: The Burden of Axillary Lymph Node Dissection. Submitted – Ann. Surgical Oncology.

Jadeja, P; Mango, V Patel, S; Friedlander, L; Desperito, E; Ayala, E; Wynn, R; Chen-Seetoo, M; Taback B; Feldman, S; Ha, R. Utilization of Multiple SAVI SCOUT Surgical Guidance System Reflectors in the Same Breast: A SingleInstitution Feasibility Study. Accepted: Breast Journal

Jadeja, P; Ha, R; Chin, C; Grant, R; Rohde, C; Asherman, J; Feldman, S; Taback, B. Expanding The Criteria for Nipple Sparing Mastectomy in Patients with Poor Prognostic Features. Clin Breast Cancer, August 2017. Ha, R;

Jadeja, P; Taback, B. Enhanced Axillary Evaluation Using Reflector Guided Sentinel Lymph Node Biopsy. Submitted to Annals of Surgical Oncology.

Jadeja, P; Mackey, A; Ha, R; Sandoval, R; Hibshoosh, H; Feldman, S; Taback, B. Accuracy of Surgeon Selected Shave Margins: A Prospective Study. Submitted to Annals of Surgery. Patel, S; Mango, V;

Jadeja, P; Friedlander, L; Desperito, E; Wynn, R; Feldman, S; Ha, R. Reflector-guided Breast Tumor Localization versus wire localization for lumpectomies: A Comparison of Surgical Outcomes. Clinical Imaging. Chin, C;

Jadeja, P; Taback, B; Horowitz, D; Feldman, S; Ha, R; Connolly, E. Evaluation of partial breast re-irradiation with intraoperative radiotherapy after prior thoracic radiation: a single-institution report of outcomes and toxicity. Frontiers in Oncology. Chin, C; Consul, N;

Jadeja, P; Kwak, E; Patel, S; Wynn, R; Hershman, D; Connolly, E; Ha, R. Does the Utility of Preoperative MRI for IORT Patient Selection Depend on Which Consensus Guideline is Used? Submitted: Journal of Surgical Oncology.

Iyer, P, Abdel-Azim, A, Alkahili, E, Siperstein, A. Incidence and Follow up of Thyroid Nodules Detected on Carotid Ultrasonography. Submitted to Thyroid.

Bansal, S, Iyer, P, Peng, J, Stafford, A, Morris-Stiff, G, Wash, R, Shu-Yuan, X, Liu, X. Multilocular pancreatic acinar cystadenoma containing areas of multifocal branch-duct intraductal papillary muncious neoplasm. Journal of the Pancreas. 2015 Sep 08; 16(5):475-480.

Iyer, P, Dural, C, Akyuz, M, Berber, E. Bilateral Hand-Assisted Laparoscopic Adrenalectomy for Pheochromocytoma. Video Endocrinology, May 2014, Vol 1, Issue 1.

Dural, C, Akyuz M, Iyer, P, Berber, E. Robotic Bilateral Posterior Adrenalectomy Using a New Articulating Vessel Sealer. Video Endocrinology, May 2014, Vol 1, Issue 1.

Editorial Publications:

Terzian, H; Sun, R; Hon, H; Jadeja, P; Grant, S. Surgery comes of age: The ACS and the evolution of the surgical profession. ACS Bulletin, August 2016.

Grant, S, Hon, H, Iyer, P, Sun, S. The Resident and Associate Society of the American College of Surgeons (RAS-ACS): From Recruiting Medical Students to Training the Future Leaders of Surgery. ACS Bulletin, August 2015.

Iyer, P, Grant, S, McNally, M, Mouwad, N, Spaniolas, K. The e-volution of the 21st Century Surgeon. ACS Bulletin, August 2014.Leichtle, S, Sangji, N, Ward, W, Iyer, P. Changes in the Health Care System: What the Affordable Care Act Means for Residents and Their Future Practice. ACS Bulletin, August 2014.

Mouwad, N, Iyer, P, Grant, S, Spaniolas, K. An International Exchange Opportunity: The Resident and Associate Society of the American College of Surgeons International Exchange Scholarship Program. ACS Bulletin, April 2014.